James Dean's Release
Actor Wes Studi teams with veterinarian Dr. Kathleen Ramsay, who volunteers her time and resources to SFRC, to release James Dean into the Rio Grande Gorge. Nursed back to health he has now taken to the sky near Taos.

The Santa Fe Raptor Center is able to do all that it does because of the dedication of many people that volunteer their time and talent.

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If you find an injured bird or one you might think is orphaned, please give us a call at 505-699-0455 or a wildlife facility in your area. In the meantime, please put the bird in a dark, warm, dry box. This is the best thing you can do for the bird and is the first treatment for shock.

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Actor Wes Studi with veterinarian Dr. Kathleen Ramsay, Reelese of James Dean Rptor

Santa Fe Raptor Center - Rescuing Birds Since 2004

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Santa Fe Raptor Center has provided care for injured birds around New Mexico 
with a focus on raptors since 2004.

The many volunteer rehabbers throughout the state work with us to provide the best care available to our rescues to ensure their survival. Our dedicated director and volunteers play a crucial role in helping us rescue, transport, rehabilitate, clean enclosures, and feed the birds in our care.  In addition, they educate the public on the benefits these animals have in our world either at our center or by
visiting schools, community events, and organizations.