Family Day Programs: Chintimini Wildlife Center, Wildlife Rehabilitation, Corvallis, Oregon

Chintimini's Education Programs

Family Day Programs

Summer Programs for All Ages

The Family Day Summer Program is over for 2011. Thank you to all the families that came and made it a success. See you next year!

Chintimini Wildlife Center has a great on-site summer Saturday program for the entire family!

Ages:

All ages are welcome.

Length:

Saturdays, 10:00am -11:30am

Families participate in hands-on wildlife activities including:

baby animals
medical care
raptor adaptations
pond explorations

I've got a hammer

Live animals may be viewed and facility tours are provided.

See Schedule and Registration
See Summer Education Programs brochure

Family Wildlife Program, Wildlife Emergency

Be a wildlife rehabilitator for a day. Fun! Educational!
Saturday, September 17, 2011, Time: 10:00-11:30 am, Children's activities designed for ages 4-10 years.

Donning surgical scrubs.

Angela helps a young man prep for surgery.

Intake process for a Townsend Chipmunk. The animal is in the carrier it came in. The little girl will look at the paperwork and examine the animal.

What seems to be the problem? The boy finds the baby bear with extensive injuries.

This young man will provide medical treatment to a juvenile raccoon.

Assessing the animals injuries and what supplies are needed to treat.

This boy and his father are setting a broken leg on a juvenile rabbit.

Examining patients.

This mother assists her children in providing medical care to a river otter and a baby beaver.

The river otter requires many bandages.

Mother and daughter have covered the otter

Intake process for animals that have been brought to the center.

Looking at the intake form of this injured beaver. It was caught in the propeller of a boat. Hopefully we can save it.

Getting the injured otter out of the box it was brought in.

Examining a townsend chipmunk.

Senobia is unraveling gauze.

Gathering to get protective garb of scrubs, gloves, and face masks.

Providing treatment to an injured raccoon.

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