Where it started

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 “Find a need, fill the need” is the lens I use for every venture. When real people run into real problems, like landowners needing timely, compliant removal after an animal dies, I don’t wait for someone else to fix it. I study the gap, design a simple, reliable process, and deliver it with documentation and professionalism so the problem is handled the first time. That mindset turned everyday field experience into National Animal Recovery Authority, and it keeps us improving, one practical solution at a time. 

 “Find a need, fill the need” is how Steven “Red” Wild builds. When he sees a gap—ranches waiting on compliant animal recovery, shops choking on unpaid ROs, or schools needing safer spaces—he turns it into a clear, repeatable system. That’s why NARA runs 24/7 with documented chain-of-custody, WWC makes prepay and approvals effortless, and DTSB turns safety concepts into deployable plans. Less talk, more doing—so communities get reliable results when it matters.