As Central Texas continues to recover from the devastating July flooding, local wildlife has quietly become one of the many affected. All Things Wild Rehabilitation Center is currently caring for over 500 wild animals, including more than 100 injured, orphaned, or displaced due to floodwaters.
From tiny birds to mammals like raccoons, opossums, and yes, skunks, these animals require round-the-clock care, and the organization is asking the community for support.
These aren’t quick visits. Most animals arrive needing weeks or even months of recovery, with specific diets, specialized housing, and daily medical attention from volunteers and staff. The team is doing all they can, but the needs are great and growing.
If you’d like to help, monetary donations are the best way to make an immediate impact. Donations can be made directly at:
👉 https://allthingswildrehab.org/donate/
To donate by check, please mail it to:
All Things Wild Rehabilitation, Inc.
P.O. Box 995
Georgetown, TX 78627
Learn About Skunks – Free Wildlife Program
If you’ve ever been curious—or cautious—about skunks, this upcoming class is a fun, family-friendly way to learn the truth about these often misunderstood animals.
🦨 Learning About Wildlife: All About Skunks
🗓 Saturday, July 12th, 2025
🕑 2:00–4:00 PM
📍 Little Red Schoolhouse, 300 Havelka Road, Georgetown
Amanda Reynolds, a licensed skunk rehabilitator, will lead the class. She promises you’ll leave with a new appreciation for skunks—and without the smell! It’s a free event, but space is limited and reservations are required.
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