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Vets seek answers for Arabian oryx

In early August, Fossil Rim Wildlife Center veterinarians Dr. Julie Swenson and Dr. Holly Haefele, plus veterinary technician Brenda Cordova, held a diagnostic procedure in an attempt to help an ...READ MORE

Vets seek answers for Arabian oryx

MedVet visits to assist with maned wolves

Although Fossil Rim Wildlife Center veterinarians Dr. Julie Swenson and Dr. Holly Haefele work hard while looking out for the best interest of the park’s approximately 1,100 animals, they always ...READ MORE

MedVet visits to assist with maned wolves

Neonate Exams Must Blend Efficiency, Accuracy

With more than 1,100 animals at Fossil Rim Wildlife Center where conservation breeding is the name of the game, neonate exams are a key part of the process for the ...READ MORE

Neonate Exams Must Blend Efficiency, Accuracy

Springtime at Fossil Rim

Babies: Sure they are cute, but what will they be when they grow up? Springtime at Fossil Rim. I first experienced it 16 years ago as a vet student in ...READ MORE

Springtime at Fossil Rim

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