Spring Wildlife Safety for Kids in Oklahoma
A Parent-Friendly Guide to Safe Outdoor Play During Baby Wildlife Season Spring in Oklahoma brings warmer weather, longer days, and more time outdoors for families. Children return to backyards, parks, trails, and neighborhood spaces after winter, and wildlife activity increases at the same time as animals search for food, build nests, and raise their young.…
Blue Catfish in Oklahoma
Habitat, Behavior, Size, and Understanding Oklahoma’s Largest Native Catfish 5 Blue catfish are one of Oklahoma’s most iconic freshwater fish species and are widely known for their size, strength, and importance to both the ecosystem and recreational fishing. Found in many of Oklahoma’s rivers and reservoirs, blue catfish play an important role as opportunistic feeders…
Who Do I Call for Stray Cats and Dogs in Oklahoma?
Quick Answer If you are in Oklahoma’s two largest metro areas, use the numbers below: Oklahoma City Metro – Oklahoma City Animal WelfareStray and loose animal dispatch: (405) 297-2255Shelter and lost or found reporting: (405) 297-3100 Tulsa Metro – Tulsa Animal ServicesGeneral stray animal reporting: (918) 596-8001After hours or urgent non-emergency assistance:Tulsa Police Non-Emergency: (918) 596-9222 For other Oklahoma…