Harmony Wildlife Rehabilitation Center

A single adult groundhog can eat around 1.5lbs of vegetation a day, which can be about 1/3 of their body weight! That’s a LOT of plants.

This little Rough green snake came to us after a cat attack and has been recovering well.
Rough green snakes are arboreal, meaning they spend much of their time climbing through shrubs, vines, and trees where they can easily blend in.
Despite having branches, foliage, and plenty of opportunities to show off its natural climbing skills, it consistently chooses the least scenic spot available.

Sometimes in wildlife rehab, patients keep us guessing.
We recently admitted this stunning female American kestrel who seemed unable to fly. While we worked on supportive care, and figured out the next steps for for her, she accepted the free meals, dry accommodations, and quiet rest.

Well. She can fly. Perfectly, actually. It seems our tiny falcon friend just needed a safe place to recover, refuel, and dramatically remind us wildlife has the final say.

THANK YOU to , , and everyone who came out to support Harmony yesterday. We are so honored and grateful for your support.

These baby opossums came to us needing round-the-clock care, and now they’re back in the wild! Baby season is exhausting, but we can’t stress how honored we are to be able to be a safe space for them until they are ready. Stay safe, little ones!

Tiny but mighty! This baby Big Brown Bat pup fell from the roost at and needed to be admitted Weighing at just 4.6g, this baby is about the size of 1.5 pennies!

Our boy, Donut, had his annual wellness check this week, and showed off with this cowboy hat, courtesy of our amazing (and hilarious) veterinary team. We’re happy to report he got a clean bill of health and charmed everyone along the way.

A huge thank you to Dr. B and Kristen for always taking such great care of our ambassadors and patients. We could not do this without them!