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2012
What I've seen and read
Keep up the good work and hope there will always be others who follow you.
witnessing wild creatures who were hurt and injured return to health
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the lives of animals saved.
help them find a way to enlist more volunteers for their cause so that even more lives could be saved.
Assisted at the release of two Great Horned Owls, and witnessed the release of the bald eagle, "Liberty." I've also seen a very diverse group of people demonstrate their heart-felt support for this organization.
Help the community to understand that the hospital receives no government funding at all, and that it exists only through the efforts of private groups and individuals.
more ways than I can count. They once took in a squirrel that was trapped in a garage for 5 months in the city. Starving and close to death I will never forget when Yvonne opened the dryer and took out a soft warm blue baby blanket and how this little cold and hungry squirrel grabbed it and wrapped himself up with his little nose and eyes closing. Forever I will remember the relief and yes, the guilt it took from me to have Fellow Mortals open their arms to this little guy.
wish I had time to help them achieve their never ending work by providing new equipment and supplies when they run out. It takes so much time and money to care for so many orphans of the storm.
I was able to release two rehabilitated owls into the wild. What a great feeling to see them able to continue their lives and fulfilling their roles in nature.
I would encourage the people that bring the injured and orphaned animals to Fellow Mortals to become more involved by giving of their time, donations of supplies, food, bedding and funds.
Fellow Mortals helped us late at night with short notice for a nest of starlings that had fallen down our chimney. They took the poor birds and delivered them the care we could not.
Make sure they had the money in their operating budget to never have to worry about how they will keep their doors open.
Lake Geneva, WI
give them more financial help so they could grow.
I worked with FM for almost a year, and had a daily interaction with the animals and staff. I am proud to have witnessed such quality care exhibited every moment at FM.
If only they had all the means necessary to care for every creature in the whole state of wisconsin and illinois. it is heartbreaking to think that money should get in the way of the care they provide.
Releasing geese and ducks. Sewing cage mats and blankets. Helping at their fundraiser.
I think Fellow Mortals is the best it can be, other than trying to get more people to donate dollars.
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