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We have them, we know them, we love them, and most of us even are them… Volunteers make up the lifeblood of our wildlife rehab operations.  Without them?  Well… we don’t even want to go there.  They help us with anything and everything from cleaning to caring for our patients to medical procedures.  They even help with the admittedly less-than-fun administrative tasks including fundraising, event planning, and management! 

Whether they are nurses, lawyers, contractors, pilots, or teachers, with us they are amazing supporters of our work and our wildlife patients.  Some may even think of it as the great equalizer; we all, in some way or another, end up cleaning feces and urine out of our clothing, scrapping it out of enclosures, or searching for the diet items for those rare species we sometimes get in. 

Though this year, along with other challenges, is quite different.  We aren’t able to give the usual in-person smiles, hugs, potlucks, appreciation dinners, or customized gifts to our volunteers (at least, not yet!).  COVID-19 has affected all of us to a great extent, yet, throughout this difficult time, our volunteers continue to be more dedicated than ever to our cause. 

Nonetheless, we cannot express how much we care about and appreciate our many volunteers who make our every day work possible.  IWRC is sending out a virtual hug to our volunteers and all wildlife rehabilitation volunteers.  Thank you for all that you do! 

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