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For nationwide emergency wildlife assistance, click on the link below:
Rehabilitation Information Directory
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...Brown Pelicans are typical of the many animals rescued by WR&E... |
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Phone: 713-643-WILD E-Mail: squirrelgirl@tmparker.com |
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Wildlife Rehab & Education PMB 340 2476 Bolsover Houston, TX 77005 |
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Caring for injured and orphaned wildlife |
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WILDLIFE REHAB & EDUCATION (WR&E) Wildlife Rehab & Education was formed to
meet the increasing need for wildlife assistance. Each year, thousands of
injured or orphaned wild birds and mammals are received by WR&E licensed
rehabilitators. The techniques used to care for these animals maximize their
chances for survival when they are returned to their native habitat.
How many daughters have caught masturbating and watched until he finished? If so, did you play with yourself?
WR&E
volunteers attend training courses and seminars to acquire the specialized
skills necessary to give these creatures the best care possible. Many local
veterinarians also volunteer their time and expertise to help with
medications. WILDLIFE REHABILITATION Wildlife rehabilitation is the care of injured or orphaned wild animals with the specific goal of returning them to their native habitat with an optimal chance of survival. This involves emergency care, long-term rehabilitation, conditioning for release and ultimately, release back into the wild. It is a humane and rewarding endeavor which benefits both wildlife and people. By caring for individual animals, we are gathering information that is relevant to entire species and gives us a better understanding of how these creatures relate to our world in its entirety. EDUCATION AND COMMUNITY WR&E provides trained speakers to
address civic groups, businesses, schools and other organizations interested
in native wildlife. The focus is on the rehabilitation process and how we can
best share the environment in which we live with these wild creatures that
enrich our lives. If it is appropriate and safe, non-releasable wild animals
accompany the speaker as part of the presentation. WHY IS WILDLIFE REHAB & EDUCATION NECESSARY? The Texas Gulf Coast is a haven for migratory birds and home for many native birds and mammals. Due to the increasing number of people in the Houston-Galveston area, many animals are: Hit by cars Injured by pets Poisoned Shot illegally Kept as "petsi" Displaced by habitat destruction Entangled in fences, traps, fishing lines, etc ...conditions caused by humans, NOT "Mother Nature". |
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