The Wildlife Rehabilitation Center of Northern Utah is slated for eviction, with some Ogden City Council members questioning the move and the nearby Ogden Dinosaur Park set to expand.

The Wildlife Rehabilitation Center of Northern Utah is working around the clock to be able to resume nursing Utah’s injured wildlife back to health at its new location after having to relocate.

OGDEN, Utah (KUTV) — The Wildlife Rehabilitation Center of Northern Utah is moving its operations after the city of Ogden ordered the center to vacate the building in May 2023.

OGDEN, Utah (KUTV) — Animals at the Wildlife Rehabilitation Center of Northern Utah are headed to their new home. Two Men and a Truck moving crews voluntarily helped pack up the current facility ...

OGDEN, Utah — Over a year after being evicted from their building next to the Dinosaur Park, the Wildlife Rehabilitation Center of Northern Utah is finally open and accepting new animals again.

A long-eared owl is cared for at the Wildlife Rehabilitation Center of Northern Utah in Ogden. The center was given 180 days to vacate before it is bulldozed.

The Wildlife Rehabilitation Center of Northern Utah received over 600 more animals than its five-year average in 2021. There were a few human and natural reasons for the increase.

The Wildlife Rehabilitation Center of Northern Utah says one change is a shift from lead ammunition to copper. "Lead ammunition fragments when it hits its target and is dispersed along a fairly ...

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In this July 6, 2017, photo, Phoenix, a 5-year-old golden eagle, leaps from perch to perch in his enclosure at the Wildlife Rehabilitation Center of Northern Utah in Ogden.

A wildlife rehabilitation center in Utah is again calling on hunters to switch to lead-free ammunition after a bald eagle died of lead poisoning. Utah Division of Wildlife Resources conservation ...

OGDEN, Utah (AP) — Phoenix, a 5-year-old golden eagle, leaps from perch to perch in his enclosure. He does it with a brace on his left foot. Utah wildlife rehab center uses rescued eagle for ...