Welcome, Jessica: A 2024 Summer Rehabilitation Intern!

Jessica Jimenez Trujillo graduated from Washington State University with a B.S. in Wildlife Ecology & Conservation Sciences and minors in Forestry and Biology. She gained experience working at a wild ungulate facility in eastern Washington and volunteered at the local humane society. Back home in Oregon, she worked at a small veterinary clinic and interned at two different wildlife rehabilitation centers. Jessica is happy to have found this opportunity at Wolf Hollow and is excited to learn more about wildlife rehab! 

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