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Fur-Ever Wild Rehabilitation 04.05.2021

Easter is the only time you are allowed to have all your eggs in one basket. Happy Easter everybunny

Fur-Ever Wild Rehabilitation 16.04.2021

I'm looking for these tiny glass jars. 2 inches high. I've seen them at restaurants with Maple syrup in them. They're great to store small amounts of formula for my very tiny baby animals. Thanks.

Fur-Ever Wild Rehabilitation 12.04.2021

Spring has sprung and Easter is fast approaching. Get your Easter Bunny earrings at the Village Square Coffee House for a $5 donation to Fur-Ever Wildlife Reha...bilitation and help out with the great work they do. Colleen has asked me to remind you that it's baby bunny season. Please check your lawn and gardens for a nest before spring clean up. If you find a nest, try to keep your dog away from it. Mom comes back twice a day to feed them and they will be moving along in about 3 weeks. See more info to keep the baby bunnies safe - https://www.facebook.com/FEVRWR/posts/481331539905253 See more

Fur-Ever Wild Rehabilitation 25.03.2021

It's Spring! Ready or not, here we come! Please keep us in mind when you are out in your yards. Ensure your decks and outbuildings are covered and please don't trap us because we might have babies. Moma rabbits dig shallow holes for their nest that looks like dead grass patches so look before you rake or mow. And we're hungry but will move on if you keep your garbage contained and don't put it out until garbage day. We're just doing what we're suppose to do...survive. "Consider all animals like us have one life. It's their life, their only life and as important to them as our life is to us." by Jill Robinson, CEO of Animals Asia

Fur-Ever Wild Rehabilitation 20.03.2021

We hope everyone had a Happy St Patty's Day

Fur-Ever Wild Rehabilitation 07.03.2021

This lone, handsome male Canvasback duck has been hanging out with the geese all afternoon. A temporary stopover as he rests up for his long westward journey to breed.