Vixen is one of the sweetest animals we have had in our care. She came to us with a broken leg, after she escaped from a domestic situation and was struck by a car. She has been with us for 3 years.

We have two beautiful resident barred owls, who are both permanent residents after being hit by cars. While neither can fly, we are in the process of building them a larger flight cage so they have more room to stretch their feathers.

Chinook is a small cat with a big personality, and a big appetite. She has been fostered at Free Again the last two years. Her owner had her fully declawed, and she is used for educational programming.

These two beautiful birds make quite the pair. They came to Free Again separately with broken wings; one was hit by a car, and the other one came in with a gunshot injury.

You aren’t seeing double. We do indeed have a second silver fox. Though not as cuddly as Vixen, our second resident fox, Sirius, is a handsome fellow. He loves playing with new enrichment items, and taking long naps.

Found in a mailbox as a half-grown fluffy ball Rex is the “package you don’t expect”. He grew into an intelligent vulture, and at 25 years old, he is our oldest educational bird. He loves getting out to Vulture Fest, and showing off for kids in the community.

This palm-sized screech owl is blind in one eye, and unable to hunt on her own (a common injury, and one that makes birds ineligible for release).

Our Red tailed hawk Frankie is missing the end of his wing, following a car accident. He has been with us over 8 years.

Like most Great horned owl, our current educational bird is Intelligent, alert and a bit mischievous.