Critter Cams

You are watching Hawk Cam, featuring Red-tailed Hawk #26-3140, admitted in late July from Northampton County. The hawk reportedly fell from the sky into a pool! The veterinary team found a wing fracture, other traumatic injuries, and subclinical levels of lead. 

You are watching Cub Cam! The Center is currently caring for seven Black Bear cubs that were admitted in spring 2026. As of August 5, all seven cubs have transitioned to the Black Bear Complex, where they have a half-acre of forest to explore. These cubs will remain in the Center's care until they are old enough for release in spring of 2027.

Read more about the 2026 Black Bear cubs here!

You are watching Raptor Ambassador Cam, featuring Buddy the Bald Eagle! Buddy has been an ambassador at the Center since 2010. Read all about Buddy here!

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The Wildlife Center’s Critter Cams allow wildlife fans to view the daily lives of patients and ambassador animals under our care. From multiple locations inside the hospital and in outdoor enclosures, we provide three live feeds. A moderated discussion allows viewers from around the world to connect with each other and Wildlife Center staff.

Note: To limit inactive connections, the video will automatically pause after 30 minutes. Feel free to restart the Critter Cam as many times as you’d like.

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Your donation will help provide expert care for these current patients and ambassador animals, and approximately 4,500 other patients that the Wildlife Center will help this year.