Wednesday, January 15th, 2003
PAWS
Wild Again
Celebrating the wildlife releases of the PAWS Wildlife Center
Injured Baby Animal step by step guide
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Progressive Animal
Welfare Society
PO Box 1037
Lynnwood, WA 98046
by Kevin Mack, PAWS Wildlife Naturalist
The last installment of "Wild Again" was dedicated to the 1,200 + animals that completed their rehabilitation at PAWS and returned to the wild in 2002. Each of these individuals represents the best possible outcome of our animal care efforts. They do not, however, represent the only possible outcome. The unfortunate reality for wildlife rehabilitators is that, despite our best efforts, many patients die in our care or must be euthanized. Such was the case for many of the wild animals PAWS received in 2002. Although their last moments were spent in captivity, in my memory these individuals will remain forever wild.
The remainder of this page was intentionally left blank to represent a moment of silence for the wild beings whose lives ended at the PAWS Wildlife Center in 2002.
Wildlife Release tally: January 1 to January 7, 2003
1 Golden-crowned Kinglet
Wildlife Release tally: 2003
1 animal
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