Think Wild, Central Oregon’s wildlife hospital and conservation center, said Monday it recently admitted an orphaned northern ...

Think Wild is now caring for two bald eagles. The first, found March 16 by a Powell Butte resident, is suffering from injuries caused by a suspected vehicle strike.

A seriously injured bald eagle is recovering in Bend after receiving orthopedic surgery from Think Wild, a nonprofit wildlife hospital. The female bald eagle, estimated to be between 2 and 3 years ...

Bend-based Think Wild admitted the sibling kittens on May 19 after they were found alone at a rest stop near Tygh Valley in Wasco County. It is believed that their mother had been killed by a vehicle.

The most recent eagle patient, Bald Eagle 25-93 (Think Wild’s 93rd patient of 2025) is suffering from severe lead toxicity, while Bald Eagle 25-47, admitted earlier this year, is recovering from ...

BEND, Ore. — Think Wild, a wildlife hospital and conservation center in Central Oregon, has taken in two orphaned bobcat kittens for rehabilitation.

On March 20, Think Wild’s veterinary team performed surgery to repair the eagle’s femur, the nonprofit announced in a press release.