Please snip all plastic sealers/rings from milk and other bottles. It will only take a second and will hopefully save a life.
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An olde but a goodie
This photo was taken back in 2012 when Fran Kitchen released a Saw-Whet owl. Saw-Whet Owls are one of the smallest owl species in North America. 🦉 If you would like to learn more facts about owls visit the Learning Center here.
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A Christmas Memory
Today I would like to share with you a special Christmas Memory that I think many of you will enjoy.  It’s about Stubby, our first educational groundhog and one that I think about every Christmas season. Earlier in the spring of this particular year, a farmer was working with a backhoe when he accidentally dug…
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Baby Season
It is that time of year once again: BABY SEASON It is that time of year once again when may you see a baby animal in the wild all by itself, and your first thought may be that the baby is an orphan. However, at least 85% of baby animals seen by humans are not…
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Turtles On The Move…And Laying Eggs
If you see a turtle crossing the road and decide to help, you need to put it to the side of the road it is going to, not coming from. This is the time of year that they are on the move because they are looking for a place to lay eggs. I’ve a call…
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This weasel was brought in by a couple that found him in their drive covered in mud.
They were certain that the cat had had it. I did not expect him to make it thru the night but he is 3 days into my care and taking formula and already has a sassy attitude. He will be a population controller. Milk belly! It is full! 😂🤣
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New Endangered Species…The Bunny Bird
After 53 years of rehabilitation, I have come across a new species of wildlife. I was notified of this new species when a man came to my door with a litter of four bunnies and an egg. The egg was in with the nest of bunnies (looked just like a robin egg, but how much…