It’s spring time and that means baby animals and unfortunately it can also mean injured or orphaned baby animals.
Animal rescue facilities, are becoming over-run with tiny feet and tiny tummies that require round the clock care and constant feedings.
Debra Spilar is the Director with Procyon Wildlife Rescue and Rehabilitation in Beeton.
She says they have more animals than volunteers.
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Spilar says they have several hundred baby animals that include mainly raccoons, squirrels and foxes but she says skunk season is fast approaching and those will start arriving.
All training and protective equipment is provided by the facility.
They have a number of volunteer positions available, including feeding and caring for the animals, cleaning the cages, writing grants, fundraising and site maintenance.
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