These youngsters are some of the fawns that were taken in
Laura, our past directer and still a current volunteer has
taken very good care of these little ones. The fawns are
doing great and as one can see, their spots are starting to
disappear. They are eating lots of browse, which is a sign
that they will be able to feed themselves in the wild. They
were released in great shape. Many thanks to all our
volunteers and the many people who support Rosewolf.
These precious little lives would have died alone and afraid
in the wild were it not for this organization, it's volunteers,
and the people who show their care through financial
support.
Laura, our past directer and still a current volunteer has
taken very good care of these little ones. The fawns are
doing great and as one can see, their spots are starting to
disappear. They are eating lots of browse, which is a sign
that they will be able to feed themselves in the wild. They
were released in great shape. Many thanks to all our
volunteers and the many people who support Rosewolf.
These precious little lives would have died alone and afraid
in the wild were it not for this organization, it's volunteers,
and the people who show their care through financial
support.
Fawns
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You can see by the look in this Coopers
Hawk's eye that it is ready to go. It was
released by Laura Murphy. This hawk
was injured and unable to take care of
itself. It would have starved to death in
it's condition but was found and picked
up. Rosewolf restored it back to health
so it can fly again.
Hawk's eye that it is ready to go. It was
released by Laura Murphy. This hawk
was injured and unable to take care of
itself. It would have starved to death in
it's condition but was found and picked
up. Rosewolf restored it back to health
so it can fly again.
A great day for Rosewolf, it's volunteers, and supporters
" The Release"
" The Release"
This little cutie came in the evening of the board/volunteer meeting. They believe he
was without mom for 3 days because that's when they found a dead momma squirrel that
someone had shot. Problem was, he was found by a dog who chewed on his arm and
broke the radius and ulna. This is the 4th splint wrap Laura Murphy tried. Hoping its the
last!
was without mom for 3 days because that's when they found a dead momma squirrel that
someone had shot. Problem was, he was found by a dog who chewed on his arm and
broke the radius and ulna. This is the 4th splint wrap Laura Murphy tried. Hoping its the
last!
