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Press
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Caring hands for Tier's injured, orphaned wildlife, Ithaca Journal 12/25/14
Fungal Threat To Bats Continues, Ithaca Times, 9/13/14 What to Do When You Find a Wild Animal in Distress, The Atlantic: CityLab, 9/24/14 Creature Comforts Abound at Sanctuary, Tompkins Weekly, 7/13/2009 Animals find safe place to recover at Ithaca Sanctuary, Ithaca Journal, 10/29/2009 |
Wild Things Sanctuary in the news!
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The Wild Times
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WTS eNewsletter
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This young grey fox lost his mother and wasn't as brave as his siblings who all dispersed. He just needed a little extra time to get ready to be on his own in the wild!
This kidnapped fawn is being brought up at Wild Things.
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Articles
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Become a bunny-expert, not a bunny-napper!
What's the point of wildlife rehabilitation?
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A hungry Big brown bat with a broken wing.
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Press Releases
| Spring press release |
A recovered baby crow, found with a broken leg being attacked by bees, thanks his rescuer.
Wild Things Sanctuary
P.O. Box 713, Ithaca, NY 14851
(607) 200 4100
wildthingssanctuary@gmail.com
P.O. Box 713, Ithaca, NY 14851
(607) 200 4100
wildthingssanctuary@gmail.com
