SKYES SPIRIT WILDLIFE REHABILITATION CENTER
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Skye's Spirit Wildlife Rehabilitation Center was founded in 1999 as a safe haven for injured, orphaned and displaced wildlife. We admit the wildlife to our facility, provide veterinary care if needed, feed and nurture them, rehabilitate injuries, and release them back into the wild if possible. Our center cares for over 800 animals and birds each year and is a volunteer group. Additionally, we provide educational programs and displays to schools, parks, scout groups, and other public organizations and facilities. These programs and displays help teach conservation of our natural resources and how everyone can help preserve wildlife.
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Susan81
02/01/12
Maryjane Angelo is the most dedicated wildlife rehabber in the world. She works tirelessly helping these poor animals that get hit by cars or mauled by cats. She tenderly nurses them back to health or helps them pass on if they are too injured to survive. She is a true friend to every animal. It is...
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a_bee_meyer
01/31/12
My husband found a bird egg on our sidewalk and noticed that it was moving. There were no trees around where he found it, so we carefully scooped the egg up in a paper towel and put it on our porch to see what would happen. Sure enough in a few hours time the chick hatched and was out of the egg ...
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Michelle56
01/30/12
I found out about Skyes Spirit because of an injured seagull. I found him on the side walk injured pretty bad. I called around to a few places and the Erie Zoo gave me their number. Mary Jane was very helpful and told me what to do with him till i could make it there the next morning (i found him at...
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