- Following 3.9K
- Followers 36K
- Engagement 3.01%
- Avg likes 1.1K
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About Austin Wildlife Rescue
Austin Wildlife Rescue (@austinwildliferescue) is an Animal Rescue Service creator on Instagram, also filed under Pets. The account has 36,010 followers and 1,858 published posts. Recent posts average 1,067 likes and 12 comments, an engagement rate of 3.01%.
With 36K followers, Austin Wildlife Rescue is a micro creator by the common 10,000 to 100,000 definition. Austin Wildlife Rescue follows 3,885 accounts, so the audience is roughly 9.3 times the size of the list followed. Austin Wildlife Rescue is set up as an Instagram business account. Flinque files Austin Wildlife Rescue under Animal Rescue Service, with Pets as a secondary category.
The Instagram bio for Austin Wildlife Rescue runs to 12 words. The latest activity Flinque has on record for Austin Wildlife Rescue dates from May 2026.
1,858 Posts
Of the 10 most recent posts shown for Austin Wildlife Rescue, 5 are carousels, 3 are videos and 2 are single images. No single format accounts for most of them. Austin Wildlife Rescue has built a substantial archive of 1,858 posts. Against the audience, that is roughly 19 followers for each post published. All 10 carry captions, averaging 142 words each. The captions are written mainly in English. Words that recur across them include keepaustinwild, wildliferehabilitation, texaswildlife, austinwildlife and baby. The captions tag #keepaustinwild, #wildliferehabilitation, #austinwildlife, #texaswildlife and #wildbabies.
AWR is looking for a dependable, organized Facilities Maintenance Assistant to help keep our Elgin facility running smoothly. This role supports building maintenance and repairs, groundkeepings, and general day-to-day facility needs. If you enjoy hands-on work, problem-solving, and helping create a welcoming environment, we’d love to hear from you!
Learn More ⬇️ (link in our bio)
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Athena’s owlet is one talon-ted chick!😉 The baby is perching, showing off their huge feet, fuzzy “eyebrows,” and looks of judgment. At 6 weeks old, we are quickly entering that awkward branchling stage!
Today marked “weigh day” for this fluff nugget. Whenever we have babies in the care of our surrogate great horned owl, Eddison, we continue to monitor their weights to make sure all owlets are gaining and growing appropriately. We can confirm the owlet is thriving! While Eddison might not have agreed with the routine checkup, she quickly welcomed her baby back into the nest box.
We recently took in a few more owlets the same age and introduced the babies to their new family. They have now formed their own parliament…a highly respected council of feathers and fluff! Eddison quickly took guard in the front, while the babies huddled together on the upper deck.
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This crew came in as all separate orphaned babies and have now been joined together for a new family group. Once again, there’s always one in the bunch that refuses to keep a straight face!
Eastern Screech Owls are always fun to have in rehab but they also bring the drama!
💪Tiny but fearless — they’ll stand their ground even when facing something much larger.
🗣️Extremely opinionated — lots of glaring, beak clicking, and dramatic expressions.
👀 Curious observers — many like to watch everything happening around them from their perch.
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Opossums may look slow and sleepy, but they can wander several miles in a single night searching for snacks and safety.
We make sure the opossums in our care have the right training for release…opossum fitness plan included!
✔ Walk miles
✔ Eat bugs
✔ Avoid drama
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Our baby armadillos are growing up fast! We just moved 2 of our dillo crew to an outside enclosure and they didn’t waste any time putting their digging skills to use!
These babies started out palm-sized and now they are full-speed dillos. With an outside area lined with over 2 feet of dirt, they are allowed to dig and tunnel as much as they want. They are learning and applying all those armadillo skills with pure DUE DILLO-GENCE!
Armadillos are amazing and actually help your garden grow! Not only are they natural pest control that will eat all the pests like grubs, termites, ants and beetles…. BUT armadillos are aerating your soil free of charge! Don’t forget to thank your neighborhood armadillo for their hard work!
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One of our personal favorite birds is the heron. They look like something out of Jim Henson’s muppet workshop when they are babies, have HUGE personalities, and seem to ride the Hot Mess Express throughout their gangly and somewhat chaotic development.
Herons often nest in communal breeding colonies called “rookeries”, a term originally named for the breeding grounds of rooks, a member of the crow family. This term has expanded to include communal nesting areas of herons, some sea birds, and even certain sea mammals.
We recently received three orphaned baby yellow-crowned night herons, so it looks like we are building our own little rookery right here at the center! Herons can eat more than 25% of their body weight while growing, so your donations will help keep these hungry, hilarious little rookies fed, healthy, and on their way back to the wild!
Today is the last day of our Spring Baby Shower, and the final opportunity to have your gift doubled through our
$20,000 matching challenge!
(Thank you so much to our anonymous matching donor!) Because of this incredible support, we extended our Spring Baby Shower through today, May 13th.
Every donation made will help us continue providing lifesaving care during our busiest part of baby season.
Ways to Donate:
⭐️ Instagram donate button
🔗 Website Donation Link:
📦 Baby Shower Wishlist
⭐️ PayPal:
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Some of our patients come with built in air fresheners. 🦨💨
We have officially taken in our first skunk kit. A little tantrum goes a long way when you’re ready for dinner time!
Skunk markings are unique to each individual skunk, and often compared to human fingerprints. This tiny one has some of the most unique mix of spots and stripes on its belly… it’s a Dalmatian Skunk! We think Cruella would be obsessed.
We’ve extended our Baby Shower through May 13th! You still have time to support our wildlife babies this year!
Ways to Donate:
⭐️ Instagram donate button
🔗 Website Donation Link:
📦 Baby Shower Wishlist
⭐️ PayPal:
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From rehabilitating injured raptors to caring for orphaned opossums, AWR works tirelessly 365 days a year. We are honored to play a small part in their life-saving mission.
A huge THANK YOU to every customer who purchased or leased a vehicle and chose AWR as their charity. Your choice made this donation possible! 💙✨
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Athena’s owlet from the Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Center got a new owl mommy, just in time for Mother’s Day! 🦉🥰
Eddison, our surrogate great horned owl, has officially taken over mom duties for the little owlet. This baby is growing by leaps and bounds (with quite the personality), and Eddison immediately welcomed the owlet into her nest box, snuggling close and keeping a watchful eye on her new baby. And as you can probably tell from the look on her face, Eddison is taking her new role VERY seriously. She does not want anyone near her owlet!
This is one of the many reasons surrogate parenting is so important in wildlife rehabilitation. Having a species specific parent allows young animals to learn natural behaviors and develop the skills they need to truly become wild animals...and nobody does it better than Eddison!
We are overwhelmed by the incredible generosity of this community!
We began with a $5,000 matching gift, followed by a $10,000 match, and thanks to you, BOTH were fully met!
Now, we’re excited to share that we have just received an incredible new
$20,000 matching gift from an anonymous donor to help even more orphaned and injured wildlife in need. Because of this amazing support, we are extending our Spring Baby Shower through Wednesday, May 13th!
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We have a full room of incubators just for our young songbirds! It’s probably the busiest room in our facility, as baby songbirds can range from being fed every 20-30 minutes… you read that right…🤪. Being a mom and dad songbird isn’t for the weak. Having to find food to feed your babies every half hour is a tedious task.
These Eastern Phoebe babies are our migratory species of the day! This trio came in as tiny hatchlings and have now grown into fully feathered and attitude driven adolescents.
Eastern Phoebes are small flycatchers famous for their tail bobbing and “fee-bee” call. They’re one of the earliest migratory birds to return in spring across Texas and much of the US.
Feeding babies keeps us busy and all their fresh insects adds up quickly. We need your help to achieve our $150,000 goal for our Spring Baby Shower.
Ways to Donate:
⭐️ Instagram donate button
🔗 Website Donation Link:
📦 Baby Shower Wishlist
⭐️ PayPal:
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Austin Wildlife Rescue's engagement
Austin Wildlife Rescue's engagement rate on Instagram is 3.01%, between 3% and 6%, or 3 to 6 likes and comments per 100 followers. On a typical post that comes to about 1 like or comment for every 33 followers. Likes outnumber comments by roughly 89 to 1, with 1,067 likes and 12 comments on an average post, so most reactions are taps rather than replies.
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Who is Austin Wildlife Rescue?
Austin Wildlife Rescue (@austinwildliferescue) is an Animal Rescue Service creator on Instagram, also filed under Pets. Austin Wildlife Rescue is set up as an Instagram business account. The Instagram bio for Austin Wildlife Rescue runs to 12 words.
How many followers does Austin Wildlife Rescue have?
Austin Wildlife Rescue has 36,010 followers on Instagram (36K). Austin Wildlife Rescue follows 3,885 accounts, so the audience is roughly 9.3 times the size of the list followed. Austin Wildlife Rescue has built a substantial archive of 1,858 posts.
What is Austin Wildlife Rescue's engagement rate?
Austin Wildlife Rescue's engagement rate on Instagram is 3.01%, between 3% and 6%, or 3 to 6 likes and comments per 100 followers. On a typical post that comes to about 1 like or comment for every 33 followers. Likes outnumber comments by roughly 89 to 1, with 1,067 likes and 12 comments on an average post, so most reactions are taps rather than replies.
What does Austin Wildlife Rescue post about on Instagram?
Flinque files Austin Wildlife Rescue under Animal Rescue Service, with Pets as a secondary category. Of the 10 most recent posts shown for Austin Wildlife Rescue, 5 are carousels, 3 are videos and 2 are single images. The 10 recent Instagram captions Flinque holds for Austin Wildlife Rescue repeatedly use the words keepaustinwild, wildliferehabilitation, texaswildlife, austinwildlife and baby. Austin Wildlife Rescue's captions carry hashtags such as #keepaustinwild, #wildliferehabilitation and #austinwildlife. Austin Wildlife Rescue writes those captions mainly in English.
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