Rare and Rescued
By Katie Zager
Published
In an effort to care for abandoned and neglected exotic animals, Little Ray’s Nature Center in Syracuse shelters over 45 species and educates visitors about conservation and welfare.

Wilson the Brazilian Three-Banded Armadillo reaches out to hold hands with an animal keeper at Little Ray’s Nature Center in Destiny U.S.A. Syracuse, New York. October 20, 2022. Photograph by Katie Zager. Little Ray’s Nature Center focuses on animal rehabilitation and rescue. Their staff aims to inspire and educate visitors on animal conservation and welfare. In an effort to care for abandoned and neglected exotic animals, Little Ray’s Nature Center in Syracuse shelters over 45 species and educates visitors about conservation and welfare.
By Katie Zager
Published
In an effort to care for abandoned and neglected exotic animals, Little Ray’s Nature Center in Syracuse shelters over 45 species and educates visitors about conservation and welfare.




