Friends of Second Nature Wildlife Rehabilitation

 
Mar 10, 2010 @ 12:55 PM
Pam Sundeen, director of Second Nature Wildlife Rehabilitation in rural Thompsonville, wants to treat raise baby animals or injured adult animals until they are strong enough for release back into the wild. That plan doesn't always work out. Here are a few critters have become long-term residents of the center.
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Brian DeNeal
Pam Sundeen, director of Second Nature Wildlife Rehabilitation, greets Gigi, a pet raccoon who has undergone debilitating bouts with distemper and parvo. Sundeen has been trying through the winter to get Gigi accustomed to a raccoon-sized wheelchair that she hopes this spring will allow the animal to walk through the yard.
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