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Photos: Wildlife Rehabilitation Center of Minnesota animal rescue efforts

The Wildlife Rehabilitation Center of Minnesota, located in Roseville, houses animals of all types as the staff attempts to rehabilitate them from injury or relocate them.

By Anthony Soufflé

November 26, 2022 at 10:31PM
Veterinarian Dr. Miranda Torkelson triaged a mallard duck with a fractured wing at the Wildlife Rehabilitation Center in Roseville.
Executive director Phil Jenni talked with staff members at the Wildlife Rehabilitation Center in Roseville.
Executive director Phil Jenni looked over a pair of juvenile opossums at the Wildlife Rehabilitation Center in Roseville.
A young painted turtle perched on a floating lettuce leaf as it recuperated in a tank.
Jeniffer Ponce used a dropper to feed medicine to a squirrel with mange.
Dr. Miranda Torkelson handled a garter snake that tried to winter in a residence.
Executive director Phil Jenni looked in on one of several repurposed rooms at the Wildlife Rehabilitation Center.
Wildlife Rehabilitation Center executive director Phil Jenni stood near some rehabilitation cages used for raccoons at the site of the proposed expansion.
An oak tree towered over the site of the proposed Wildlife Rehabilitation Center expansion.
Wildlife Rehabilitation Center executive director Phil Jenni looked over some rehabilitation cages at the site of the proposed expansion.
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Veterinarian Dr. Miranda Torkelson triaged a mallard duck with a fractured wing at the Wildlife Rehabilitation Center in Roseville. (Anthony Souffle, Star Tribune/guest)
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