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P.A.W.R – Wildlife in Chatham-Kent – What We Can (and Can’t) Do
We often receive calls about injured or orphaned wildlife, and while our name is Pet and Wildlife Rescue, we want to help clarify an important distinction. Each year, we assist in rescuing and transporting over 500 wildlife animals, and we will continue to do everything we can to support them. That said, PAWR is not a wildlife rehabilitation centre.
We are not equipped or licensed to treat or house wild animals. What we do offer:
When possible, …
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P.A.W.R – Wildlife in Chatham-Kent – What We Can (and Can’t) Do
We often receive calls about injured or orphaned wildlife, and while our name is Pet and Wildlife Rescue, we want to help clarify an important distinction. Each year, we assist in rescuing and transporting over 500 wildlife animals, and we will continue to do everything we can to support them. That said, PAWR is not a wildlife rehabilitation centre. We are not equipped or licensed to treat or house wild animals. What we do offer: When possible, …
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