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brown and yellow spotted turtle with a blue plate of greens and red food

Spring has sprung and so have the turtles crossing roads

Ask the Expert

Tufts Wildlife Clinic Director Maureen Murray prepares to release a peregrine falcon back into the wild.

Tufts Wildlife Clinic Celebrates 40 Years of Impact and Service

The clinic, which opened in 1983, is reflecting on the veterinarians and collaborators who make it an invaluable resource and looking ahead to a new era of caring for local wildlife

A red-tailed hawk at Tufts Wildlife Clinic

COMMERCIAL RODENTICIDE FOUND IN BIRDS OF PREY

Clinical Associate Professor Maureen Murray shared with The Wildlife Society her recent study results that looked for rodenticides in birds of prey.

Mass. bald eagle population threatened by rat poison

Clinical Associate Professor Maureen Murray and Assistant Professor Marieke Rosenbaum spoke to NBC Boston regarding bald eagles and efforts to control the rat population in Boston.

What should I do when I find a baby bird, bunny or another wild animal in my yard?

Experts from Tufts Wildlife Clinic offer advice on how to know when to help baby birds, bunnies, and squirrels

a smiling woman with long blond hair wearing a tank top. She has a steppe eagle perched on her arm.

Committed Wildlife Rehabilitator

Q&A with Wildlife Clinic Program Administrator Whitney Stiehler Department of Infectious Disease & Global Health

New Study is First to Find Exposure to Neurotoxic Rodenticide Bromethalin in Birds of Prey

Research from Tufts Wildlife Clinic at Cummings School of Veterinary Medicine shows that, in addition to anticoagulant rodenticides, another type of rodent poison can bioaccumulate in hawks and owls

A peregrine falcon with its wings extended.

Back to its Natural Habitat

Peregrine falcon rehabilitated at Cummings School returns to its roots, finds a mate

Cristin Kelley, V12, is a clinical assistant professor in wildlife medicine at Cummings School of Veterinary Medicine.

Welcome Back to the Herd: Cristin Kelley, V12

Alum appointed clinical assistant professor in wildlife medicine