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1. Good Morning, Thanks for all you do- Hope to meet you at one of the upcoming events- I am the managing director for Sunrise Wildlife Rehabilitation- we are wildlife rehabilitatators of all native species- injured , orphaned or displaced. We are NOT a REFUGE or sanctuary. The owls we present are educational and have been deemed non-releasable. They are the only wildlife we keep as wildlife ambassadors in the hopes of spreading a deeper appreciation for wildlife and our natural world.

   I have subscribed to your daily newsletter for years- and follow you closely. We should meet. We are environmental activists in another fashion, we do many events in this area.

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   1. When the public finds injured wildlife, one of the biggest hurdles is finding a qualified wildlife rehabilitator. High Springs has one- Sunrise Wildlife Rehabilitation- we hold both state and federal permits for mammals and birds. 352-222-2239 in our helpline number, we strive to pick up the phone or call back quickly. http://WWW.sunrisewildlife.org to learn more about us and we have a Facebook page: sunrisewildlife@sunrisewildlide to advertise the many off site interpretive wildlife programs, as well as show intake photos and release of species.

      Saturday before last morning- we picked up 2 Barred Owl hit by cars- one is still in rehabilitation here-the other transferred-after stabilization because injuries were beyond our facility`s capabilities. At present SWR is rehabilitating a young Sherman Fox Squirrel- 3 Virginia opossum- 4 southern flying squirrels-1 ground dove- 1 mourning dove. We just released a eastern bluebird and a summer tanager. 352-222-2239 Sunrise Wildlife Rehabilitation Inc. High Springs

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