Sarah M.

Sarah is a naturalist, beginning as a young child who searched for frogs and turtles, and then going to college for Zoology. She has been teaching nature programs to groups of all ages for over 12 years. Her journey with wildlife rehabilitation began with an internship at a wildlife rehab clinic, and continued through nature center experiences, fostering small mammals, and then acquiring a license of her own. Sarah's first rescue turtle was a snapping turtle with a bullet hole through its shell, and from there she decided to focus on rescuing misunderstood creatures such as opossums. Let's get her the incubator she needs to help the most fragile babies.