Maine animals

According to their website, the Maine Wildlife Park in Gray has a creative new solution to keeps kids entertained and educated during the COVID-19 pandemic. Each year, thousands of Maine students from all around the state board giant yellow buses and head south (some go north) to Gray for an epic day of animal adventure with their fellow classmates and teachers...

the City of Auburn Police Department issued a warning on their Facebook page about Coyotes in and near the city.

A while back we reported on an animal welfare investigation where nearly 100 animals living in squalor were taken into custody. Well, one of those shelter that's been caring for over 55 of the dogs and cats may have some of them ready for adoption before the end of the week...

Thanks to the Maine Department of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife, you and a guest could be headed to Gray to experience a behind-the-scenes tour of the Maine Wildlife Park

Sure, the picture on this article should probably be a Chickadee, don't ya think? But naturally the service we have an agreement with to obtain images doesn't have any of a Chickadee- so you get a Bald Eagle, now settle down and let's chat.