Owl rehabilitation is the process of caring for injured or orphaned owls to help them recover and return to the wild. This involves providing medical treatment, proper nutrition, and a safe environment. Rehabilitation centers often work with veterinarians to assess the health of the owls and develop a recovery plan. Once the owls are healthy, they undergo a period of acclimatization to prepare them for life in the wild. This includes training in hunting skills and learning to navigate their natural habitat. Successful rehabilitation aims to release the owls back into their native environments, contributing to local ecosystems.