Wildlife Rescue & Rehabilitation Interview
Preserving wildlife is a daunting task that takes a huge effort. Some of the challenges of preserving wildlife include rescuing wild animals, placing local wildlife into protective care, and building natural habitats. Local wildlife is also at risk of being injured, shot, and put into cages by illegal hunters. As such, the need to protect an injured or orphaned animal is a far bigger task than what people might assume.
Wildlife Rescue & Rehabilitation works to provide sanctuary for animals in need.
Find out how Wildlife Rescue & Rehabilitation rescues, rehabilitates and releases native wildlife.
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September 7, 2022
Wildlife Rescue & Rehabilitation Fights to Protect All Wild Animals, Regardless of Species
#403 Great.com Talks With... Wildlife Rescue & Rehabilitation
Animals are intelligent and sentient creatures that deserve to live life as nature intended. These animals share a natural habitat that is at risk of being destroyed by man. The conservation of injured wildlife and wild animal is the only way to ensure the survival of each species. But injured wildlife must be provided sanctuary, care, and safe release if it is to survive. That's why in today's episode, we talked with Lynn Cuny, Founder and President of Wildlife Rescue & Rehabilitation.
Wildlife Rescue & Rehabilitation is a nonprofit organization and a licensed wildlife rehabilitator that cares for injured or orphaned wildlife. They provide sanctuary for all animals regardless of species and rarity. They care for all animals and have been doing it since 1977.
All Animals Deserve to Live
Wildlife Rescue & Rehabilitation's mission is to rescue and release native wildlife. They are wildlife rehabilitators who also provide permanent care in large natural enclosures to farmed and unreleasable wildlife. In addition, they take in native wild animals and rehabilitate them before releasing them into the wild.
They have several facilities and grounds where they care for these animals. Due to the nature of the task, Wildlife Rescue & Rehabilitation prohibits free access to the public, and the facilities are not open to anyone but experts who care for the animals.
Listen to the whole interview to find out how Wildlife Rescue & Rehabilitation gives native wildlife a second chance at life. They are a nonprofit organization, and they welcome all kinds of donations.
Want to know more about Wildlife Rescue & Rehabilitation? Make sure to be on the lookout for upcoming events and follow them on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram.