EASTONVILLE, Wash. — Three Alaskan moose calves have a new home at the Northwest Trek Wildlife Park. Atlas, Luna and Callisto were orphaned in the wild earlier this summer. The two females and one male will join the park's six-year-old…
EATONVILLE, Wash. -- You may have heard of the Puppy Bowl, but have you ever seen a Porcupine Prediction? Pierce County's Northwest Trek Wildlife Park had their prickly friend pick who will win Super Bowl 56. Their porcupine is named…
Hundreds of endangered frogs were released back into the wild at the Columbia National Wildlife Refuge.
EATONVILLE, Wash. -- It's not every day you get to name someone else's kid, especially when it's a mountain goat kid, but Northwest Trek Wildlife Park is inviting people to vote…
Pat Lampi knew what to do when Alaska Wildlife Troopers brought him an orphaned brown bear cub in May.
