Wildlife shelter open house thrills visitors despite weather
A lynx got up close and personal with visitors to the Northern Lights Wildlife Shelter during its annual open house July 1.
One of the current residents of the the Northern Lights Wildlife Shelter is a two-year-old female cougar. And for those that made the trip, it was a special year, indeed. The shelter, which primarily rehabilitates bear cubs of which there were eight in residence, also had a mountain goat, a cougar, a lynx, a rare white porcupine, a deer fawn and four baby moose on hand.
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