Amy R.

Amy says that seeing a baby animal in distress and not knowing how to best assist is one of the hardest things to process. Years ago she helped a duck that was in horrible shape and that led her to meet her first wildlife rehabilitator. The rehabber opened Amy's eyes to the knowledge and passion of individuals charged with the care for wildlife that are most in need, in spite of limited resources. Amy volunteered with wildlife rehabbers for over 25 years and for the last 2 years she has been licensed as Master Wildlife Rehabilitator. This year her focus is on squirrels; however, she also helps with other small mammal rescues.This incubator will be crucial in providing the life saving warmth for babies that come into her care.