Global Wildlife Solutions

06/07/2026

Many people have requested that I share my personal screwworm treatment protocol. Here it is.

Disclaimer: I am not sharing this as your veterinarian. I am sharing what I will doing on my patients as of June 2026. I’m not emotionally attached to this protocol. When I learn something better or more effective, I will adapt/add/stop/whatever as needed. In other words, this protocol will evolve and improve as better information is provided. Consult with your personal vet about all suspect and confirmed cases of NWS. This is not a substitute for that. I will not treat or be involved with any suspect cases without reporting to and involving TAHC and USDA.

06/04/2026

Confirmed reports of the New World screwworm.

AG Commissioner Sid Miller discusses the USDA's discovery that that...

05/25/2026

05/21/2026

🔥 Why Capybaras Are Taking Over the Exotic Wildlife Industry 🔥

Few animals in recent history have captured the attention of the exotic wildlife world quite like the capybara.

Once considered a rare and unusual species found mainly in South America, the capybara has rapidly become one of the most in demand exotic animals in Texas and across the United States, and the growth has been nothing short of incredible.

At Global Wildlife Solutions, we’ve watched this market evolve firsthand through our wildlife auctions and industry involvement. What was once a niche species has now become one of the hottest attractions in the exotic wildlife industry.

So why the sudden rise?

Capybaras have something few exotic species possess, a calm personality, highly social behavior, and an appearance people instantly connect with. Their gentle temperament has made them a favorite attraction at safari parks, wildlife encounters, and interactive animal experiences throughout Texas and beyond.

Families are now traveling specifically to wildlife parks to feed, pet, and interact with capybaras, much like the growing popularity we’ve seen with otters and other hands on exotic encounters. In today’s social media driven world, capybaras have become a viral sensation, attracting attention from animal lovers, tourists, and exotic enthusiasts alike.

And the market has responded in a major way.

Over the past few years, capybara values have skyrocketed in the exotic wildlife industry, reflecting a massive increase in demand and long term industry confidence.

Texas has always been a leader in exotic wildlife ranching and conservation based breeding programs, and the rise of the capybara is another example of how the industry continues to evolve. Responsible exotic breeding programs not only support education and tourism, but also help create sustainable populations of wildlife species under professional care.

This isn’t just a passing trend anymore.

The capybara has officially become one of the most recognizable and desirable species in the modern exotic wildlife industry, and from what we’re seeing, this is only the beginning.

05/19/2026

“Whoever said money can’t buy happiness has never seen an Axis Deer walk out at 80 yards.” 😂🦌

05/15/2026

Texas continues to prove that conservation and wildlife stewardship can make a real impact.

Recently, more than one million Houston toad eggs were released into Bastrop State Park as part of an ongoing effort to restore one of Texas’ most endangered native species. Programs like this highlight the critical role that breeding and conservation partnerships play in protecting wildlife populations before they disappear forever.

For many species facing habitat loss and declining numbers, carefully managed breeding programs provide hope for long term survival. Conservation is not just about protecting animals today. It is about preserving healthy populations for future generations and maintaining the biodiversity that keeps ecosystems strong.

Texas has become a leader in wildlife conservation efforts, and stories like this show what can happen when conservationists, researchers, and wildlife professionals work together toward a common goal.

At Global Wildlife Solutions, we believe education, responsible wildlife management, and conservation breeding programs are essential tools in helping protect species around the world. Every success story reminds us why conservation matters and why continued stewardship is so important for the future of wildlife.

Read more about the Houston toad restoration effort here:
https://www.houstonchronicle.com/news/houston-texas/trending/article/bastrop-state-park-houston-toad-22248970.php

05/10/2026

In Texas, conservation starts with stewardship. 💚

This Mother’s Day, we honor the wildlife mothers raising the next generation and the ranchers dedicated to stewarding them.

Healthy habitats, responsible wildlife management, and conservation focused ranching ensure that future generations can continue to experience the beauty of Texas exotic wildlife.

Happy Mother’s Day from Global Wildlife Solutions.

04/25/2026

“You do this every day? Why?”
…Because I love it.

Conservation isn’t just an action, it’s a choice we make daily. It’s in the small habits, the mindful decisions, and the respect we show for the world around us.

We protect what we love, and we love what we choose to protect.