Liz is Badger Run’s founder. She has been devoted to wildlife rehabilitation for over 30 years. Ever since at the tender age of 16 when she discovered that most veterinarians won’t touch wildlife and how much injured creatures need advocates and care givers. Her first experience in wildlife rehab was a mockingbird with a broken wing brought to her by a customer for the pet shop she was working in. Learning to bind that wing and seeing the bird fly out her front door and back into the wild ignited her passion for helping wildlife and shaped the rest of her life.
Liz holds a B.S. degree in Animal Ecology, Behavior and Evolution. She uses this to help keep the wildlife in Badger Run Wildlife Rehab’s care comfortable and in good health both physically and mentally.
Liz became Badger Run’s ONLY paid staff member in February, 2018. This is a part-time position and has allowed us to enhance our standard of wildlife care by increasing oversight and continuity.
She is also active in exotic pet rescue and educating exotic owners in the proper care of their animals
My brain is ready to implode after our two hour tour of Badger Run today! I learned so much! Liz, you are amazing! Thank you for sharing your passion and expertise with us. We meant to ask where the name Badger Run came from. One in our partythught there would actually BE badgers!