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Wildlife Rehabilitation has become a fast growing profession in America. If you are interested in becoming a wildlife rehabilitator, this is for you! This movie explains what wildlife rehabilitation is all about, what animals are involved, what you need to obtain your state and/or federal wildlife rehabilitation permits and licenses and much more. My name is Birgit Sommer. I am a wildlife rehabilitator licensed by the State of Texas and director of the Rainbow Wildlife Rescue, INC, a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization. For more information about orphaned and injured wildlife, please go to www.rainbowwildlife.com . Free Music by www.DanoSongs.com. Thanks!!!

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Becoming a wildlife rehabilitator is often based on an interest in animals, with most training learned on the job. Learn how to become a wildlife rehabilitator with tips from an animal care manager and wildlife rehabilitator in this free video on career information. Expert: Bettina Bowers-Schwan Contact: www.waldenspuddle.org Bio: Bettina Bowers-Schwan is the animal care manager and wildlife rehabilitator at Walden's Puddle, the only professionally-staffed wildlife and rehabilitation facility in Tennessee. Filmmaker: Dimitri LaBarge

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Photos of cute baby animals in a wildlife rehabilitation center. All animals came into the center after being injured or orphaned. All the animals were released back into the wild. Do not keep wild animals as pets. If you find injured or orphaned wildlife contact your local licensed wildlife rehabilitation group.

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www.badgerrun.org Liz Diver and Captain Jack the Sparrow Hawk describe what Badger Run Wildlife Rehabilitation is about and request that you vote for Badger Run Wildlife Rehab during Toyota's 100 cars for good program at www.facebook.com on Thursday, August 18th

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Texas Wildlife Rehabilitation Coalition is an urban wildlife emergency and rehabilitative care facility serving the Greater Houston area. Established in 1979, TWRC focuses on conservation, public education, and wildlife rehabilitation, and is operated by part-time staff and volunteers who are permitted rehabilitators and animal lovers. TWRC is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization which receives no federal or state funding. We rely on individual, corporate, and foundation contributions to continue our efforts in preserving and caring for Texas wildlife. Visit us at www.twrc-houston.org

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Come help save our only penguin that is quickly diminishing from this earth! The South Africa Marine Rehabilitation & Education Centre (SAMREC) is located in the unspoiled Cape Recife Nature Reserve and rescues all marine birds along the Port Elizabeth coast line from PE onto Woody Cape. All efforts are put forth to rescue, rehabilitate and release these li'l buggers back to the wild! Volunteer Penguin Rescue Program: As well as learning about the life- cycle and conservation of the African Penguin, which is an endangered species, volunteers will also have hands - on as you are being taught how to catch, hold, feed and tube feed these wonderful birds. Volunteers will also be involved with the many other tasks that need to be carried out daily including the preparation of fish, cleaning of facility, pools and mats, sterilizing syringes and many more things. The training you will receive by SAMREC will allow you to handle the birds safely. Volunteer will also be able to assist in the educational department, teaching all the urban and rural under privileged children about the beauty of nature and assist in tours of SAMREC. At SAMREC, once you have completed the project, you will leave with great memories and would have had a life changing experience. Volunteer tasks will include: • General assistance where ever possible • Assist in Feeding/rehabilitating of the African Black Footed Penguin • Involvement in our Sea School Program- Education and outreach programs • Assisting <b>...</b>

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Photos of cute baby animals in a wildlife rehabilitation center. All animals came into the center after being injured or orphaned. All the animals were released back into the wild. Do not keep wild animals as pets. If you find injured or orphaned wildlife contact your local licensed wildlife rehabilitation group.

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How to feed a baby squirrel. Nursing a 3 week old baby Fox tree squirrel using a 3 cc syringe filled with warm Pedialyte. We hydrate before feeding them puppy milk. I am a licensed wildlife rehabilitator and have written manuals on small mammal rehabilitation. I'm holding the syringe at a 90 degree angle. I squirt two drops into his mouth so he can taste it. After the third feeding they get the hang of it. Animal Advocates, Mary Cummins, www.animaladvocates.us

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Wildlife Rescue & Rehabilitation (WRR) provides rescue, rehabilitation, and release of orphaned, injured, and displaced wildlife, and provides sanctuary with dignity for non-releasable and non-native wild animals. WRR was founded in 1977 in San Antonio, Texas, by Lynn Cuny, and was incorporated as a 501(c)(3) non-profit in 1978. Since Spring 2004, WRR has been located at a new 187-acre facility in Kendalia, Texas. WRR serves the cities of San Antonio, Austin, and all surrounding counties, as well as the entire state of Texas. WRR also provides assistance on a national basis to wild animals in need of rescue. Learn More: www.wildlife-rescue.org Donate www.wildlife-rescue.org Subscribe: www.wildlife-rescue.org

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The baby's eyes just opened a little so I'm starting to wean him. I'm teaching him how to lick formula off the table so he will soon be able to lick formula out of a bowl. He will be released back to the I am a licensed wildlife rehabilitator. Animal Advocates, Mary Cummins, www.animaladvocates.us

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Brief tour of Wildlife Rescue located in Kendalia, TX. Wildlife Rescue & Rehabilitation (WRR) provides rescue, rehabilitation, and release of orphaned, injured, and displaced wildlife, and provides sanctuary with dignity for non-releasable and non-native wild animals. WRR was founded in 1977 in San Antonio, Texas, by Lynn Cuny, and was incorporated as a 501(c)(3) non-profit in 1978. Since Spring 2004, WRR has been located at a new 187-acre facility in Kendalia, Texas. WRR serves the cities of San Antonio, Austin, and all surrounding counties, as well as the entire state of Texas. WRR also provides assistance on a national basis to wild animals in need of rescue. Learn More: www.wildlife-rescue.org Donate www.wildlife-rescue.org Subscribe: www.wildlife-rescue.org

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Photos of raptors in a wildlife rehabilitation center. All animals came into the center after being injured or orphaned. All the animals were released back into the wild except those in the photos that were unable to be released and are educational animals. Do not keep wild animals as pets. If you find injured or orphaned wildlife contact your local licensed wildlife rehabilitation group.

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THEODORE, Ala. — Dr. Heidi Stout details the efforts at the Theodore Oiled Wildlife Rehabilitation Center as Rachael Newman and Michelle Bellizzi show how an oiled gannet is cleaned June 17, 2010. US Coast Guard video by Petty Officer 3rd Class Colin White.

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SupremeMasterTV.com -- Shining World Compassion Award The UK's Secret World Wildlife Rescue - P2/2. Episode: 1647, Air Date: 19 March 2011. Everywhere in the world, we can observe and be touched by acts of kindness. People from all walks of life, faiths, and cultures extend themselves beyond the call of duty to help others unconditionally. Through their noble deeds, humanity as a whole is elevated. To commend virtuous actions and encourage more people to be inspired by their examples, Supreme Master Ching Hai has lovingly created a series of awards, including the Shining World Leadership Award, Shining World Compassion Award, Shining World Hero and Heroine Awards, Shining World Honesty Award, Shining World Protection Award, Shining World Intelligence Award, and Shining World Inventor Award, to recognize some of the most exemplary, generous, caring, and courageous people who walk amongst us. We've got a wound under here. You can just about see. We're not really sure what happened, whether he (perhaps) hit an electricity cable. And we've stitched up what we can do, but he's doing quite well. Secret World Wildlife Rescue in Somerset, UK specializes in the rescue, rehabilitation and eventual release of sick, injured and orphaned wild animals. On average, this marvelous group helps over 4000 of our animal friends each year. Secret World has the distinction of being the only 24-hour a day, seven-day a week wildlife rescue center in South West England. As part of their <b>...</b>

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An injured Blue Jay receives a dressing change. The Blue Jay is being treated for a broken wing which was the result of a cat attack. This bird is two weeks into his rehabilitation and is recovering very well. This procedure is being performed and should only be performed by or under the direction of a State and Federal Wildlife Rehabilitator.

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This is a short glimpse into what goes on at the Genesis Wildlife Rehabilitation Center, Beech Mountain, North Carolina.

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Nosara Wildlife Rescue is made up of Refugio Animales de Nosara and SIBU Sanctuary. These non-profit volunteers are working together to save the howler monkey population in Nosara, Costa Rica. They aid in the rescue injured animals, rehabilitation and eventual re-release into the wild.

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Mary Cummins of Animal Advocates and Leslie Rink of the Opossum Society present an educational show about skunks and skunk rehabilitation. Skunks (sometimes referred to, generally in North American countries, as polecats) are mammals best known for their ability to excrete a strong, foul-smelling odor. General appearance ranges from species to species from black and white to brown or cream colored. They belong to the family Mephitidae and to the order Carnivora. There are 11 species of skunks, which are divided into four genera: Mephitis (hooded and striped skunks, two species), Spilogale (spotted skunks, two species), Mydaus (stink badgers, two species), and Conepatus (hog-nosed skunks, five species). The two skunk species in the Mydaus genus inhabit Indonesia and the Philippines; all other skunks inhabit the Americas from Canada to central South America. Skunks were formerly considered to be a subfamily of the Mustelidae family of weasels and related animals (where some taxonomists still place them), but recent genetic evidence shows that they are not as closely related to the Mustelidae as formerly thought.

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Baby skunk just came in today from Laguna. 118 gram boy. I just gave him 6 cc of fluids. Skunk feet look like little bear feet. Thanks to everyone who helped get him from Laguna to Los Angeles! Mary Cummins, Animal Advocates, www.AnimalAdvocates.us Wildlife rehabilitation I put Advantage on him, not Frontline. I am a licensed wildlife rehabilitator.

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This video showcases some of the eastern gray, flying, and fox squirrels which have passed through our facility on their way to being released back to the wild. Some are orphans, others injured, but they have all been given a second chance. As part of our public education, we teach children and adults how to live in harmony with squirrels, and inform them of the reasons why squirrels cannot, and should not, be kept as pets. TWRC is an urban wildlife emergency and rehabilitative care facility serving the Greater Houston area. Established in 1979, TWRC focuses on conservation, public education, and wildlife rehabilitation, and is operated by part-time staff and volunteers who are permitted rehabilitators and animal lovers. TWRC is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization which receives no federal or state funding. Because of this, we rely on individual, corporate, and foundation contributions to continue our efforts in preserving and caring for Texas wildlife. Visit us at www.twrc-houston.org or call 713-468-8972 for more information, to learn how you can become a volunteer, or to donate to our organization.

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During the month of January 2011, Jim Jablon, owner of Wildlife Rehabilitation of Hernando in Spring Hill, Florida is living with a pair of young lions in an effort to draw attention to the plight of abandoned exotic animals and as a way to raise funds for his center. Jablon has self funded the center for 10 years but with 100 mouths to feed and vet bills the time has come to ask for help. You can learn more about the center at www.wrohflorida.com

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© Rebecca Sommer, Sommerfilms 2010 New York City is a major stopover of the East Coast migratory flyway. Over 355 bird species live in the Big Apple or take refuge here during migration. Many of these birds are injured by flying into buildings that have sprung up along their ancient migratory pathways, others by cat attacks, vehicles, and human interference. Yet New York is the only major city in the US that does not have a wildlife rehabilitation center. The Wild Bird Fund, a non-profit 501(c)(3), provides emergency care for over 1000 wild birds and animals in New York City each year. Working with Animal General and the Center for Avian and Exotic Medicine, two veterinary hospitals on the Upper West Side of Manhattan, the Wild Bird Fund is the central resource in NYC for wildlife emergency care and rehabilitation. This critical work is accomplished utilizing only borrowed space and volunteer labor. What the WILD BIRD FUND does It starts with a call from someone who has found an injured, ill, or orphaned bird or animal. The rescuer brings the patient in for a full exam including wound care, x-rays, surgery, splinting, diagnostic tests, and medicine. The Wild Bird Fund cares for all federally protected birds and critical cases, and trains the rescuer how to care for the non-critical patients. This year, over 4000 people called the Wild Bird Fund seeking information and help for distressed wildlife. Vision for the Future In 2010, the Wild Bird Fund aims to expand by 50% its <b>...</b>

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www.facebook.com The Charlotte in 2012 Convention Host Committee partnered with Carolina Raptor Center to engage people across the Carolinas, the nation, and the world to help name a baby eaglet born at the Raptor Center. Those interested in voting must go to Charlotte in 2012's Facebook page which can be found at www.facebook.com ----- The Carolina Raptor Center (CRC) is a non-profit sanctuary for raptors and other birds situated on 57 acres of pine-oak forest at Latta Plantation. Last year, CRC rehabilitated and released over 800 raptors, many of them brought to the Center by caring citizens. Educational programs at CRC incorporate a living museum of over 30 species of raptors and provide hands-on STEM and environmental education opportunities to over 25000 students each year. For more about The Carolina Raptor Center, visit: www.carolinaraptorcenter.org This video is part of the Charlotte in 2012 Convention Host Committee Carolina Stories Series. For more of the Carolina Stories Series, visit http Video produced by: The Charlotte Video Project charlottevideoproject.com BBpictures twitter.com

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Chicago seems to be home to some strange animal stories lately. You may have seen news coverage of the coyote that broke into a Cook County Jail, or that hawk that was carried hundred of miles after being struck by a train. But what happens to the animals after theyre rescued?

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The release of two tundra swans at the Reifel Bird Sanctuary after rehabilitation by the Wildlife Rescue Association of British Columbia, Canada. www.wildliferescue.ca

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Interview with Jay Holcomb, Director of the International Bird Rescue and Research Center, one of two organizations helping rehabilitate birds and other animals affected by the Deepwater Horizon oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico. Mr. Holcomb describes the cleaning and health inspection process of animals brought into the Fort Jackson Wildlife Rehabiliation Center in Louisiana. Video by Jennifer Strickland, USFWS.

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This baby girl squirrel is paralyzed. She can't move her legs, tail or urinate, defecate on her own. Because she is young she has a chance to be able to walk again if her back is not broken. She will be released back to the wild if, when she is able. Mary Cummins, www.AnimalAdvocates.us

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These juvenile raccoons will be released back to the wild. I am a licensed wildlife rehabilitator. www.AnimalAdvocates.us It's over 100 degrees F here so I'm trying to keep them cool.

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The job description for wildlife rehabilitators focuses on taking injured and orphaned animals from the wild and raising or rehabilitating them in order to get them back into the wild. Learn more about the job description for wildlife rehabilitators with tips from an animal care manager and wildlife rehabilitator in this free video on career information. Expert: Bettina Bowers-Schwan Contact: www.waldenspuddle.org Bio: Bettina Bowers-Schwan is the animal care manager and wildlife rehabilitator at Walden's Puddle, the only professionally-staffed wildlife and rehabilitation facility in Tennessee. Filmmaker: Dimitri LaBarge

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Portfolio piece promoting the Crosstimbers Wildlife Rehabilitation Center located in Terrell, TX

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This special wildlife hospital in the Oakland Hills has rented its space for around 10 years. The landlord no longer wants to rent, and the volunteers and animals must be out by mid-September. From the website: The Yggdrasil Urban Wildlife Rescue (YUWR) and Education Center is a non-profit 501(c)(3) organization located in Oakland, California. We are dedicated to the rehabilitation of orphaned and injured wildlife living in urban city centers and education of the public about how to live harmoniously with our cities' wildlife. We serve the cities of Oakland, Piedmont, Berkeley, Albany, Alameda, and surrounding cities in the State of California, USA. When an injured or orphaned wildlife mammal is found, we nurse these animals back to a healthy state where they are able to be released back into the wild. Through education to children and adults alike, we try to raise awareness of these wild residents of our cities in the hope that a better co-habitation will lead to less injuries/orphans and more enjoyment of the urban wildlife with which we share our cities. We are a grassroots organization and are 100% volunteer-run and donation-funded! Our Mission: To heal the sick and injured/orphaned animals brought to us and ready them for release back into our Urban Wilds. To educate people of all ages in the wonder and enjoyment of wildlife and nature and why it is so vital we protect it. To teach patience and compassion so that urban wildlife is viewed in a more positive light by <b>...</b>

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Aspen Valley Wildlife Sanctuary is a not for profit registered charity in Muskoka Lakes district on Ontario, Canada. Founded 40 years ago by Audrey Tournay, we continue with her legacy to rescue, rehabilitate and release hundreds of Ontario Wildlife animals annually. Aspen Valley is recognized as being one of, if not the largest Bear rehabilitation facility in North America. Aspen Valley is totally funded by private (non-government) support. Aspen Valley is extremely fortunate in its dedicated, talented staff, its Board of Directors, the numerous volunteers and supporters. Aspen Valley Wildlife Sanctuary, the animals need your help. If you can help in any way, please do. Help includes many options from the monitory to cleaning cages. Please visit our help us web page at www.avws.ca to see all the options. We hope you enjoy this video which will give you a better idea of who we are and what we do. From the staff, management, Board of Director and especially the animals, thank you! If you wish to contact AVWS please call 705 732-6368 or email us at info@avws.ca.

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Serenity at the Rainbow Wildlife Rescue Office. A typical day at the office: I sit at the computer surrounded by critters.

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An educational show about skunks and skunk rehabilitation with Leslie Rink of the Opossum Society and Mary Cummins of Animal Advocates. We filmed this to air on free cable television. There are a few more episodes on DoggyTV's YouTube page www.youtube.com I am a licensed wildlife rehabilitator. Animal Advocates, Mary Cummins, www.animaladvocates.us

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Because most wildlife rehabilitators work for non-profit organizations, salary is based on donations and will average around $20000 a year. Find out more on salary for a wildlife rehabilitator with tips from an animal care manager and wildlife rehabilitator in this free video on career information. Expert: Bettina Bowers-Schwan Contact: www.waldenspuddle.org Bio: Bettina Bowers-Schwan is the animal care manager and wildlife rehabilitator at Walden's Puddle, the only professionally-staffed wildlife and rehabilitation facility in Tennessee. Filmmaker: Dimitri LaBarge

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Volunteers at the Moholoholo Wildlife Rehabilitaion Centre get involved in the daily care for the wildlife at the centre.

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www.nwf.org - Brown pelicans being cleaned at Ft. Jackson near Venice, La. Heavy oil is toweled off, then pelicans are washed & rinsed -- a remarkable transition from coated black to relatively clean. Learn more about wildlife rescue at www.NWF.org

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Spring has come to the Rainbow Wildlife rescue in Stephenville, Texas. We have orphaned kittens, orphaned squirrels, orphaned opossums, orphaned cottontail rabbits, and dogs and cats too. If you found a baby animal, please go to www.rainbowwildlife.com for wild animals, to www.kittenbaby.com if you found a kitten, to www.squirrel-rescue.com for a squirrel, www.puppyeducation.com for a puppy and if you just want to talk and share or learn or ask, feel free to join my Pets and Wildlife Forum at www.petsandwildlifeforum.com . Der Fruehling ist bei der Rainbow Wildtier Rescue eingekehrt. Wir haben Katzenbabies, verwaiste Hasen, Opossumbabies, und verwaiste Eichhoernchen.

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Rescued wildlife of 2007 at the Rainbow Wildlife Rescue, including Birds, Rabbits, Opossums, and Chinchillas.

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The Ellijay Wildlife Rehabilitation Sanctuary is a 50-acre facility that medically cares for all species of orphaned and injured wildlife indigenous to Georgia and the southeast.

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WTIU's The Weekly Special profiles Marty La Prees and Indiana Turtle Care, a turtle and tortoise sanctuary in New Palestine, Indiana. Home to scores of turtles, Marty's backyard has habitats designed to suit individual and group needs for her charges, some of which require shell-reconstruction - a delicate and sensitive job requiring the patience of... well, a turtle.

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Healing Haven Wildlife Rescue is a non-profit organization created by Mark Dallyn. Healing Haven is devoted to caring for injured and orphaned wildlife in Northwest Saskatchewan, Canada. Mark's passion for wildlife started at a young age and quickly grew over the years. Wildlife has always been a part of Mark's life. His exposure to wildlife at a young age has taught him a great deal of respect for nature and wildlife and his education in Veterinary Technology & Wildlife Rehabilitation has given him the necessary skills to help these creatures in their time of need. His future in rescuing and rehabilitating wildlife officially started in 2001 with an American Crow named Chester. Since then he has successfully rehabilitated hundreds of injured and orphaned animals. From Crows, Ravens, Robins, Sparrows, Goslings, Owls, to Bats, Ducklings, Squirrels, Deer, Black Bears and much much more, Mark has left a lasting impact on Northwest Saskatchewan's wildlife. If you would like to make a donation please send a cheque or money order payable to: Mark Dallyn PO Box 126 Dorintosh, SK, Canada S0M 0T0

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Healing Haven is the only Black Bear Rehabilitation Facility in Saskatchewan, successfully rehabilitating and releasing orphaned bear cubs Danny & Dolly, August 7th, 2011.

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Wildlife Rehabilitation has become a fast growing profession in America. If you are interested in becoming a wildlife rehabilitator, this is for you! This movie explains what wildlife rehabilitation is all about, what animals are involved, what you need to obtain your state and/or federal wildlife rehabilitation permits and licenses and much more. My name is Birgit Sommer. I am a wildlife rehabilitator licensed by the State of Texas and director of the Rainbow Wildlife Rescue, INC, a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization. For more information about orphaned and injured wildlife, please go to www.rainbowwildlife.com . Free Music by www.DanoSongs.com. Thanks!!!

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Professor possum's class on baby squirrel ages brought to you by Coast and Canyon Wildlife Rehabilitation in Los Angles.

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A young eagle fell out of a nest and was sent to a rehabilitation center. The eagle was released when it was strong and able to fly well. If you find injured or orphaned wildlife call your local licensed wildlife rehabilitation group.

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