NEW ARC

North East Wildlife Animal Rehabilitation Coalition is a 501(c)3, non-profit organization. We are a group of licensed wildlife rehabilitators, and these are the tales of the injured and orphaned animals we care for until they are able to be released back into the wild.

Saturday, November 10, 2012

After the storms....

OK folks! The calendars are in and they look great! They are $20 and just use the paypal button to the right. Make sure your address is included so we know where to send it!

Well Hurricane Sandy is gone, but not forgotten by any means! A lot of trees down around here! Dad has been keeping busy with his sturdy chain saw, clearing them out and getting the big pine off the now mangled raccoon pen. At least most of them will be put to good use. Many will be cut into appropriate sizes to re-decorate the pens. I can usually rely on fallen trees every year to furnish the pens, which is great since I don't like to cut down live, healthy ones to put in there.



This little one caught a lucky break. Well, to be honest, I don't think it considered itself lucky! I was holed up in the bedroom riding out the storm when I heard an excessive amount of squeaking  from the floor. Low and behold this little one was stumbling across the floor....apparently a kidnap victim that somehow managed to escape the clutches of his evil captors (aka Cruiser & Rookie, 2 of my cats) before they could murder him! He was a little soggy and disoriented, so I scooped him up and gave him a safe place to hopefully recover. I'm happy to say he's doing great and once the nor'easter that has brought a lot of snow, wind and frigid temps has passed, I'll be sending him on his way out there!
Thanks to Dee and Tom and Kathy at Urban Wildlife Rehabilitation, Dusty now has a couple of friends. He is totally thrilled to have someone to wrestle with!! I'll get some pics this weekend to share! 

4 comments:

  1. cute little mouse!! saved!!
    glad you made it through without TOO much devastation!!
    now the tough part...clean up!

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  2. Oh how I wish you lived closer...we have fallen dead limbs, branches and trees on our land and the fifty acres that surrounds us! Bet that little guy was happy!!!!...:)JP

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  3. Thanks Deanna, I can't wait to see the little brats, I miss them lots, can't wait to see the pictures. Kathy

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  4. Mousey was very happy! We had a few days of unusually warm weather and off he went. He'll do fine as long as he stays out of the house and away from the cats! LOL

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