Boston Animal Save

Hi friends! I am working towards getting a MA state wildlife rehabilitator license.
Being a wildlife rehabilitator is 100% volunteer work. It's not paid, and we cannot charge to help animals.
A lot of supplies and care is needed and it adds up to cost a lot.
I have the time and dedication and am working on the skills needed to help wildlife, but funding is a challenge. Wildlife and wildlife rehabilitators need community support.
This is a great book with very necessary information, recommended by the experienced licensed rehabbers who are training me.
If anyone would like to donate this book to me, or help chip in for the cost, please let me know. I can send you my PayPal/Venmo details. Would be very appreciated by me and the animals we save together 💞🥰

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Wild Mammal Babies: The First 48 Hours and Beyond (4th edition) Wild Mammal Babies - The First 48 Hours and Beyond is the definitive rehabilitation manual written by rehabbers, for rehabbers. This updated Fourth Edition includes new information on medications, vaccines, and Parvo treatment. Written by Irene Ruth and Debbie Gode, MPA, CVT, Wild Mammal Babies cont...

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