In the natural world, nothing is unwanted or unused. Everything, from the smallest pile of dung to the most insignificant dead insect, is a useful part of the system. Dead or alive, each plays its part in the balance of the whole. The insect eats the leaf and is eaten by the bird. Beetles burrow and eat the dung and in turn are eaten.
Nothing is waste.
Nothing is wasted. Compare then, the condition in which we humans now live, the bizarre dilemma we now face of having so many unwanted things we don't know what to do with them all. Sick because it cannot be sustained for long, certainly not indefinitely, as we now imagine. A whole new breed of opportunistic wildlife has found a niche perched at the edge of our garbage, scavenging our waste. At WildCare, we see first-hand those animals which come to us for help, those harmed by human impact.