SWVA Wildlife Center at half-capacity after high winds

Emma Thomas April 3, 2023 1 minute read

Photo: A tree destroyed Flight Pen 1 at Southwest Virginia Wildlife Center

After this weekend’s high winds, a local wildlife rehab center is left with a new problem just before busy season. WFIR’s Emma Thomas has details:

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