Patient Stories
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Bobcats #26-3064 and #26-3309
During an early-morning check the following day, rehabilitation staff were unable to locate Bobcat #26-3309 in her enclosure. Staff immediately began a thorough search of the enclosure and surrounding property.
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Black Bear Cubs of 2026
On August 5, the veterinary and rehabilitation teams successfully moved the four Black Bear cubs in LMI to the Center's Bear Complex.
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American Black Bear Cubs #26-1500 and #26-1501
Sadly, on May 23, Center staff found Black Bear cub #26-1500 deceased during morning rounds.
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Patient Story: White-tailed Deer Fawn #26-1318
The Wildlife Center admitted its second White-tailed Deer fawn of 2026 after she was found orphaned in downtown Staunton, VA.
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Black Bear cub #26-1074
On May 1, the Center admitted its sixth Black Bear cub of 2026—an infant female from Shenandoah County.
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Black Bear Cub #26-0807
On April 17, the Center admitted its fifth Black Bear cub of 2026—a young male from Tazewell County.
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Black Bear Cub #26-0711
On April 17, the Center admitted its fourth Black Bear cub of 2026—a young female found alone in Nottoway County.
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Black Bear Cubs #26-0647 and #26-0648
On April 4, the Wildlife Center admitted the second and third Black Bear cubs of 2026—two young males found on a golf course in Russell County.
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Black Bear Cub #26-0312
During the past week, Black Bear cub #26-0312 has continued to gain weight and is becoming more curious of her surroundings.