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News We Love: Turtle with broken shell healing 6 months after rescue
A neighbor stabilized the turtle before its six-month rehabilitation at the Clinic for the Rehabilitation of Wildlife, with release expected soon, officials said.
- Six months ago, rescuers found a striped mud turtle on the Gulf Coast of Florida; a neighbor taped its broken shell and brought it to the Clinic for the Rehabilitation of Wildlife , where treatment healed it.
- CROW notes that Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission rules prohibit possessing or removing striped mud turtles from the wild.
- Taping the shell provided a temporary fix as the neighbor who found the turtle helped before Positively Gulf Coast published the update online.
- CROW said they hope the turtle will be ready for release back into the wild soon, and the update was imported from Facebook.
- Published online, the report reached social media channels with content imported from Facebook and available on Positively Gulf Coast's website.
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