Why is Ogden evicting the only wildlife rehab center in northern Utah?

The Wildlife Rehabilitation Center of Northern Utah is set to be evicted in September from its city-owned space.

(Benjamin Zack/Standard-Examiner, via AP) This July 6, 2017 photo shows Phoenix, a golden eagle at the Wildlife Rehabilitation Center of Northern Utah, in Ogden. Phoenix survived third-degree burns from a Utah wildfire and a bout with the West Nile virus that left him blind in one eye now has a job as an educational bird at a northern Utah wildlife rehabilitation center.

Why is Ogden evicting the only wildlife rehab center in northern Utah?

The Wildlife Rehabilitation Center of Northern Utah is set to be evicted in September from its city-owned space.

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