The Wildlife Center of Virginia released seven black bear cubs back into the wild. Photo courtesy of the Wildlife Center of Virginia. All of the cubs had been orphaned or separated from their mothers.

The Southwest Virginia Wildlife Center says it admitted three bald eagles across two weeks between October 14 and October 26.

A bald eagle found injured in Franklin County, and successfully rehabbed at the Wildlife Center of Virginia, is going to be returned to the wild this week. The public is invited to attend and ...

A third bald eagle has been admitted to Southwest Virginia Wildlife Center in less than two weeks, with the most recent ...

The Wildlife Center of Virginia announced Wednesday that they had released three of seven Black Bear yearlings back into the wild after a year of care at the wildlife center. One of the bears, who was ...

SWVA Wildlife Center bobcat kitten Photo courtesy of SWVA Wildlife Center (Photo courtesy of SWVA Wildlife Center 2025, All Rights Reserved) The Southwest Virginia ...

FRANKLIN COUNTY, Va. (WDBJ) - After recovering from injuries at the Wildlife Center of Virginia, a bald eagle will be released back into the sky Tuesday, October 14 at 1 p.m. The Southwest Virginia ...

Wildlife experts say lead poisoning remains one of the biggest threats facing Bald Eagles, as the Southwest Virginia Wildlife Center treats its third injured eagle in less than two weeks.

The injured bear cub was found in a wooded area of in Rockbridge County, Virginia, wildlife experts said. Dana Bailey via Unsplash A 3-month-old black bear got his paw stuck under a 40-pound boulder ...