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Julie has been rescuing wildlife and rehabilitating since 1999, She has rescued, rehabilitated, and released tens of thousands over the years, we have established SOAR (South Oklahoma Animal Rescue, Inc.) a non-profit wildlife rescue organization. And gave shelter and veterinary care to tens of thousands of animals. We rescue the animals, and she bears all expenses from her pocket including State and Federal licenses, etc.
Julie’s husband, Gary has assisted from the beginning. Gary a Retired Veteran of both the US Military and Law Enforcement. Holds multiple degrees and after his years of service, Gary began to assist with wildlife rescue and rehabilitation. Gary daily operates a small homestead and has established a homestead database, www.ranchmax.com, he currently owns and operates. He assists in the operation and building of facilities to give Wildlife a temporary and/or final homes. Gary is a licensed Nuisance Wildlife Control Operator through the Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation and has assisted thousands of home and property owners with their Wildlife Removal needs.
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The Nutritional Advantages of Feeding Baby Chicks to Raptors
Raptors, the birds of prey, stand at the top of their food chain. These magnificent birds, which include hawks, eagles, falcons, and owls, possess extraordinary

Rabbit Rescue and Rehabilitation
Wildlife is very tough and only the stronger ones survive there. Hunters themselves become the prey of others. Hundreds and thousands of species try to
Deer / Fawn Rescue and Rehabilitation
Wild animals are generally considered very wild and aggressive and they kill one another to make their survival possible. Hundreds and thousands of species have
Raccoon Rescue and Rehabilitation
The raccoon is one of the cutest species around the world and people show a lot of love towards this species. They are very adaptive

Opossum Rescue and Rehabilitation
The opossum is a really small creature that can be found in Oklahoma. They look like rats and have small hairs on them. They always

Raptor/Hawk Rescue and Rehabilitation
Treatment of injured and sick birds of prey has been focused on in the last two decades. In the past 5 years, it has been
Saving lives since 1999. Help us continue that effort.
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