Wild Night Out (2025)The most recent installment in the Wild Night Out film series highlights Savannah Wildlife Rescue Center’s expanding partnerships and growing impact on wildlife conservation. Through testimonials from staff, volunteers, and local educators, the film celebrates founder Janie Patterson’s mission to rescue, rehabilitate, and release Georgia’s native wildlife — from injured deer to orphaned raccoons. It’s a heartfelt reminder that coexistence and compassion are vital to preserving the delicate balance between humans and the natural world.

Jolene & Dolly (2023)Jolene & Dolly follows two orphaned otter pups rescued and rehabilitated by the Savannah Wildlife Rescue Center. From emergency care and recovery to their emotional “graduation day” release, the film captures the compassion, precision, and hope that drive the center’s work. Through tender visuals and intimate storytelling, it celebrates the second chance every wild creature deserves — and the people who make it possible.

Eddie & Wes (2022)This short film tells the powerful stories of two survivors — Eddie the skunk and Wes the fawn — whose lives were saved through the Savannah Wildlife Rescue Center’s dedication and care. Both animals arrived gravely injured, yet through multiple surgeries and months of recovery, they became symbols of resilience and ambassadors for coexistence. The piece underscores the growing need for space, funding, and awareness as urbanization pushes wildlife to the brink, while honoring the unwavering compassion behind every rescue.