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Why Rescue?
We rescue because, for every animal we see running free, there is one who is fighting for his life; for every animal who is soaring through the skies, there is one in pain without hope for relief; for every baby nestled in her mother's fur, there is one crying out for a mother who will never return. We rescue because mankind is often the source of their pain, and we have a responsibility to do what we can to ease it.
Why Wildlife?
We choose to focus on wildlife because, although we have the drive to help all creatures in need, it is our wildlife whose cries often go unanswered. We choose wildlife because the experience and resources needed to successfully rehabilitate are hard to find, even when those willing to help are not. We choose wildlife because we believe every life is precious and plays an important role in the health, beauty, and survival of our planet.
Why All Things Wild?
We are a dedicated group of extraordinary human beings who spend sleepless nights feeding orphaned babies requiring special formula and feeding techniques, who sacrifice time with family and friends to clean wounds and change bandages on snarling animals, who give up little luxuries to pay for soft blankets and materials for enclosures, and we do it willingly because it feeds our souls and fills our hearts. We do it because we absolutely love it. Choose All Things Wild Rehabilitation because we feel that educating the public about the benefits of wildlife and habitat conservation is just as important as rehabilitating them. The service we provide is free, despite the significant vet bills and food costs, so that anyone, anywhere, can be a savior to sick, injured, or orphaned wild animals in need.
By Natalie Hayden
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