Every single day, we interact with people that find an animal in need, choose compassion, and take action.

One person found an injured bird while out kayaking, paddled hours to get it to shore, and then drove hours to get it to our facility. Someone else encountered a red fox with mange that killed her favorite chicken, but she saw that the fox was desperate and needed care, so she got it to us for help.

Today, these small acts of compassion remind us of something people demonstrated so profoundly in response to the horrific tragedy 25 years ago, and something they continue to show us on even the most ordinary days: when someone needs help, people so often choose to help.

In every video you see today, every article you read, every voicemail you hear - love, connection, and bravery are what shine through. On that worst day, you hugged your loved ones tighter, you cried for strangers, and you mourned, for both individuals and a nation.

On September 11, 2001, countless people ran toward others who needed them. It’s one of the things we can be most proud of as a people, and part of what we will truly never forget, because, in much smaller ways, that same instinct to step forward and help is shown to us every single day. ... See MoreSee Less

Baby season isn't over yet! While we are typically flooded with Eastern gray squirrels this time of year, this fox squirrel has been an adorable recent addition.

Squirrels have two breeding seasons a year, so late summer brings in the second round. Not every female will have two litters, but healthy adult females can raise another litter later in the year. So while our spring babies are already grown and out living their wild squirrel lives, little ones like this are just getting started! ... See MoreSee Less