Diane H.

Diane grew up on a farm and every year there would be wildlife babies in need of help due to the mothers being killed by dogs, or in farm machinery mishaps, etc. Diane's father began teaching her from a very young age how to care for the wildlife babies until they were old enough to be released and survive on their own. When she turned 18 and married, her father retired from farming and Diane and her husband lived on the farm and continued rehabbing on their own. It's a lifelong calling and a true passion that Diane has for all animals, thanks to the guidance she received from her father. Now in her 42nd year of rehabbing wildlife, an incubator will be a huge help in saving the little ones.