A waddle back to the wild — that’s what happened as seven orphaned ducks returned to their natural habitat Wednesday.

It was a great day to be out on the golf course and help a good cause.

During its busiest time of year, a local wildlife center is working to raise money to help care for injured and orphaned animals.

It’s the busiest time of year at a local wildlife center.

Two orphaned bobcat kittens rescued by the Southwest Virginia Wildlife Center in Roanoke have gotten their happy ending. After nearly a year, and an estimated $20,000 cost of care, the female bobcat kittens WSLS featured through the 10 News bobcat cam on wsls.com have been successfully rehabilitated and released.

People in Virginia may start to see unexpected wildlife visitors venturing into neighborhoods in search of food.

It’s almost time for hummingbirds to make a return to the area. They’re already flying into the Carolinas and should be in Southwest Virginia shortly.

Babies are coming to the Southwest Virginia Wildlife Center. Every year, there’s an uptick in young animals starting in the spring, and staff need your help preparing for their arrival.

The bobcat kittens rescued by the Southwest Virginia Wildlife Center are now on the path to recovery. Now, you can watch them LIVE in their enclosure at the SWVA Wildlife center in Roanoke through the WSLS 10 Bobcat Cam.

The bobcat kitten taken into the Southwest Virginia Wildlife Center of Roanoke in November has died after being hit by a car.

The annual gala charity event for the Southwest Virginia Wildlife Center will be held on Saturday, Oct. 21 at 6 p.m.