Are you a veterinarian or wildlife rehabilitator and have a difficult wildlife case? Dr. Ford may be able to help. He regularly responds to cases on Veterinary Information Network (vin.com) but can also take cases directly if this is not an option. This service is reserved primarily for veterinarians or wildlife facilities. If you have found an injured wild bird, please take it to your nearest wildlife rehabilitation facility for care. Most of the time these can be found with an internet search including the terms “wildlife rehabilitator” and your local town or state (Example: “wildlife rehabilitator Washington State”).
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Young mallards are being tracked to better determine their unique habitat needs and pressures.
Rescue and surgery for a bald eagle found injured in Washington State in 2011.
Dr. Scott Ford provides veterinary medical services for wildlife. This includes seeing wild bird patients for examination and surgery, providing surgical and medical support for field biologists, assisting in environmental disasters, and providing online or telephone support for veterinarians and wildlife rehabilitators. Injured Wildlife Dr. Ford’s studies and career began with wild birds and he […]