Christina H.

Christina has always had a love for animals since she was a kid, and she even wanted to become a veterinarian. As an adult, she was introduced to wildlife rehabbing when the company she worked for cut down a tree that had a nest of baby squirrels in it. Christina did not want them to perish so she contacted a wildlife rehabilitation organization and learned all about the work they were doing. She decided that she wanted to become a wildlife rehabber herself, and to do her part to save as many animals as possible. These baby squirrels were the first wildlife she ever raised. She enjoyed watching them grow and seeing them released back to nature where they belong. After those squirrels, Christina started helping song birds, ducks, bunnies, tortoises, possums, and raccoons. Now she is caring for all them in addition to hawks, owls, kites, kestrel, fox, and anything else that is in need. Christina says that she strives to see all wildlife healthy and back into the wild. An incubator will be a huge help in saving orphaned babies.

Florida group.