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Wild
animal babies will again be born
this spring, but many will never
know what it’s like to be
loved and cared for by their
mothers. 90-95% of the babies
that arrive at Urban Wildlife
Rehabilitation, Inc. have been
separated from their mothers by
humans, as a result of tree
trimming, car accidents,
relocation, and other fatal
events. For 13 years, we have
taken on the responsibility of
these tragic outcomes by
providing shelter and care for
these helpless babies until they
are older and healthy enough to
be released back into
nature.
 
In
2012, we cared for 124 babies
that consumed 157 pounds of
formula (pre-mixed), and this
year, we expect many more babies.
 
We
are a 501(c)(3) charity that
receives no state or federal
funding, and has been struggling
through these tough economic
times, in order to continue
helping orphaned
babies.
Without
Urban Wildlife Rehabilitation,
Inc. these babies will die or may
be killed by animal control
officers!
We
don’t want to turn any
babies away, so please donate!
Thank you for your
generosity!
For
18 years, Urban Wildlife
Rehabilitation, Inc. has been a
home-based, non-profit
organization dedicated to
providing medical care,
nourishment, and shelter to
injured, ill, and orphaned
wildlife throughout Massachusetts
until they are healthy enough to
survive in their natural
environment, a process that can
take a few weeks to a year. We
specialize in rehabilitating
small mammals, babies and adults
alike, such as raccoons,
squirrels, foxes, muskrats,
opossums, skunks, and
porcupines.
Approximately
75% injuries and ailments of our
patients 95% of the incoming
orphaned babies have been
separated from their mother are
caused by human interference,
such as car accidents, tree
trimming, and trapping.
In
order to lessen these tragedies,
Urban Wildlife Rehabilitation,
Inc. not only provides a
temporary safe haven for these
animals, but also strives to
address common misconceptions
about wildlife and educate the
public on how to humanely and
safely resolve issues with wild
animals.
Urban
Wildlife Rehabilitation, Inc. is
a 501(c)(3) charity that receives
no state or federal aid, and has
been struggling through these
tough economic times, in order to
continue helping wild animals in
need.
We
don’t want to turn any
animals away, simply because we
don’t have the funds, so
please support our critical work
and make a donation today!
Thank
you for your
generosity!
Urban
Wildlife Rehabilitation's
Supporter
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