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Ogden’s wildlife rehab center’s proposed location won’t fit pelicans, beavers and other aquatic animals

The Wildlife Rehabilitation Center of Northern Utah has been searching for a new home since getting an eviction notice from Ogden City in March.

(Leah Hogsten | The Salt Lake Tribune) A beaver gets a syringe of nutrient rich food from Wildlife Rehabilitation Center of Northern Utah executive director DaLyn Marthaler to supplement its diet of aspen, willow, sweet potatoes and carrots in this file photo from April 4, 2013. In March, the WRCNU was given an eviction notice from Ogden City, and it has been searching for a new home since.

(Leah Hogsten | The Salt Lake Tribune) A beaver gets a syringe of nutrient rich food from Wildlife Rehabilitation Center of Northern Utah executive director DaLyn Marthaler to supplement its diet of aspen, willow, sweet potatoes and carrots in this file photo from April 4, 2013. In March, the WRCNU was given an eviction notice from Ogden City, and it has been searching for a new home since.

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