Kentucky Fish and Wildlife says their game wardens visited the owner to follow up on the concern. According to the Kentucky Wildlife Center’s website, it was founded in 2006 by Karen Bailey.

WHEN IT COMES TO TAKING CARE OF THEM, WE HAVE TO LEAVE THAT TO THE PROFESSIONALS. >> THESE WILDLIFE SPECIES DEFINITELY HAVE THEIR OWN NEEDS. THEY ARE NOT LIKE DOGS AND CATS. ALEX: ONCE IN THE WILD ...

On Thursday, Kentucky Fish and Wildlife Resources seized nine animals they say were being held illegally. Officials charged Bailey with nine violations of holding protected wildlife without a permit.

According to Kentucky Fish and Wildlife, coyotes have been common in the state for at least the last 50 years. Most people don’t even realize coyotes are living near their homes.

“It’s common for wildlife rehabilitators to receive animals that are thought to be orphans,” said Dr. Christine Casey, wildlife veterinarian with Kentucky Fish and Wildlife (KFW).

A Lexington-based wildlife rescuer said she is devastated after state officials seized some of her facility’s animals last week. Karen Bailey, founder of the Kentucky Wildlife Center, said three ...

Kentucky is home to many beautiful plants and wildlife species, ... Though the collection of invasive animals in Kentucky is smaller than that of bugs or plants, ...

Animals Kentucky Fish and Wildlife monitoring wild rabbits after two pets die in Jefferson ... Contact Kentucky Fish and Wildlife at 1-800-858-1549 or Info.Center@ky.gov to report a sick or dead ...

as we are coming out of the busiest time of year for crashes involving deer and other wildlife, soon a $1.2 million federal grant could help make kentucky roadways safer for people and animals.

LEXINGTON, Ky. (LEX 18) — The Kentucky Wildlife Center sits just off Georgetown Road in Lexington, where it offers a home to recovering raccoons, foxes, snakes and more.