Extremely knowledgeable in regards to emergency trauma, long term care and rehabilitation and assessing the quality of life for each individual animal brought in. Crows Hollow advocated for the animal and takes each case into account based on the situation, the animal and the possible outcomes. No two rescues and rehabilitation are the same. A thorough organization. The number one goal is to get these animals healthy and return them to their natural environment with as little human imprint as possible. They do a very good job at this.
Wonderful rescues by two amazing ladies. I may be prejudiced as one of them is my beautiful daughter.
I have volunteered with Crows Hollow since inception and it is a marvelous wildlife rehab org. The founder and the ed director show great empathy for both the injured/orphaned wildlife and the human presenters. Although small in size they care for a large volume of wildlife each year and have a 95+% release rate. They have even been known to treat their volunteers well.
The most caring and kind people I have ever met!! Last week I was presented 4 baby raccoons that were found in a church in Buckeye Lake Oh. My husband and I love wildlife, but we were not sure what to do with these precious babies. I found your rescue facility just by accident ( God led me to you). From the first person I had phone contact with, to the beautiful couple that met me in Pickerington Ohio, we just all bonded immediately! Beautiful animal loving people. I handed them the 4 precious kits and I knew they would be well taken of! Thank you, Crows Hollow wildlife rehab volunteers!!!!❤️
I had just reached my driveway when I seen a ball of fur rolling around @ the curb and realized it was an injured squirrel. I couldn't leave it there suffering, so wearing my gardening gloves and a small shovel, moved it to a yard swing so nothing would disturb it until I figured out what to do, at the time I could tell her hind foot was broken and she couldn't run. She'd let me pet her but eyes were tearful from pain. My daughters checked with local Bellefontaine police about any animal control but we had none in the area but we were told Union county had a Wildlife rescue. After giving them a call, we were able to transfer the squirrel and met up just outside Marysville. My daughter and I were so impressed with how immediate the wildlife person had the squirrel comforted of her pain and stabilized also knowing she was a female less than 1 year and never given birth before. Wow! she knew this in like 5 minutes as she was transferring from our box to a crate, giving a pain injection and stabilizing her body temperature. We received a text the next day she was doing well. Waiting to see about any follow up & release. Thank goodness for such a caring service to animals.