June 16, 2015, Updated July 12, 2015
A hedgehog gets blow dried during a medical examination by vets at the Israeli Wildlife Hospital in Ramat Gan. Photo by Flash90.
The Israeli Wildlife Hospital in Ramat Gan is a worldwide leader in its field. Birds, mammals and reptiles get five-star care at the facility before heading back into nature.
Many of the animals are saved with out-of-the-box thinking, including made-to-measure 3D-printed devices and specially designed apparatus.
World-renowned South African conservationist Braam Melherbe recently made this tiny hospital his first stop while visiting Israel.
Join ISRAEL21c’s Viva Press on an auditory behind-the-scenes tour of the wildlife hospital and hear from the staff in the operating rooms.
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