When considering what the most affectionate animals in the world are, dogs and cats are usually at the top of the list. However, it's not just common household pets that enjoy a good belly rub. At the ...

Partnering animal conservation organizations — Think Wild and Astoria-based Wildlife Center of the North Coast — announced that the pair of North American river otters were released at a ...

Two orphaned river otter pups have recently taken the plunge back into their natural habitat after a period of rehabilitation. Oregon's conservation community celebrated over the weekend as these ...

Think Wild and Wildlife Center of the North Coast (WCNC) are excited to announce the release of two orphaned North American river otters who were rescued this summer. The young otter pups were ...

BEND Ore. (KPTV) - Two orphaned river otters who were rescued in June were released over the weekend, Think Wild said. In June, a park ranger rescued two orphaned river otters from a ditch in Cove ...

River otters are easily distinguishable from their ... By comparison, the average pet cat has just 60,000 hairs per square inch,” the organization wrote. “Otter fur is also very oily which ...

(KTVZ) -- Think Wild and Wildlife Center of the North Coast said Monday they are excited to announce the release in Central Oregon of two orphaned North American river otters who were in very bad ...

After spending some time in two different wildlife hospitals across the state, the pair of orphaned river otter pups rescued earlier this summer were released into the wild over the weekend.

A pair of orphaned river otters discovered in Cove Palisades State Park earlier this year have been rehabilitated and released back into the wild. The otters were released into an undisclosed ...

"On November 11, both centers assessed the fitness and health of the pups and determined the time was right to transfer them back to Central Oregon for release this past weekend at a remote location ...

WELL, AFTER DECADES OF INDUSTRIAL POLLUTION, THE RETURN OF PREDATORS LIKE BALD EAGLES, AND EVEN RIVER OTTERS SHOWS THAT THE MONONGAHELA RIVER VALLEY CONTINUES TO RECOVER. BUT THE LOCAL CHAPTER OF ...