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Lots of Photos in this letter! Also, if you ever wondered what it takes to become a Wildlife Rehabber check out our Front Page article. Have you ever wondered what that "Black bird" is? We provide some help in our, "Crow or Raven?" article, plus much more.
This is our short Summer edition of our Newsletter featuring : News on how WRCNU is tackling the Avian Influenza that has hit the nation, as well as the announcement of our FIRST "monthly" e-newsletter (different from our hard-copy) AND our NEW Sustainer Category, plus many pictures. Please ENJOY!
Our Spring 2022 Newsletter includes our shout-out to our monthly and annual supporters, wildlife patient photos and summaries as well as information on "What to do" with those cute little baby raccoons, skunks and deer fawns.
We hope you enjoy this and catch up on where we've been by looking at our many newsletters from the past years!
We are very happy with this edition of our Newsletter. It includes a map of "where and how many" patients we received last year (2020), some great photos with short articles/stories on several of our 2021 patients.
Please consider helping us out with a small or large donation in support of the thousands of patients we treat every year. THANK YOU!
There are MANY ways to support our important work. Many don't cost you a penny.
Consider a Birthday or other FB Fundraiser--it's easy, just go to our Facebook page and click on "Create a Fundraiser"--A little goes a LONG WAY!
Please consider helping us out with a small or large donation in support of the thousands of patients we treat every year. THANK YOU!
We highlight our amazing 2020 crew who helped get us through the year. Patient numbers continue to climb. In this issue, you will find more patient photos and 2020 numbers as well as ways to help us and help those rescues you bring in. Time to get back to the NEW "Normal"!
We made it through 2020 with higher than ever patient numbers. In this issue, you will find more patient photos than ever before. Sadly, we also memorialize two of our own Volunteers. A couple educational articles and more! We wish everyone the happiest holiday season possible and here's to a FAR BETTER New Year in 2021!
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