N.S. Animal Rehab Centre Dealing with Influx of Raccoons

N.S. animal rehab centre dealing with influx of raccoons

Hope Swinimer, who runs Hope for Wildlife in Nova Scotia, says her rehabilitation is nearly overrun with raccoons.

FPL donates $25,000 to Panhandle Wildlife Rescue during peak baby wildlife season

The Panhandle Wildlife Rescue operates in Freeport, where co-founders Shelby Robinson and Jim Johnson work with a small staff to care for the region’s most vulnerable wildlife. The center currently overflows with tiny raccoons, birds, squirrels, opossums, owls and hawks during baby wildlife season. The work is relentless, with some animals needing feeding every 30 minutes while others require gentle encouragement to relieve themselves. Keeping …