Rescuing Saskatchewan’s Wildlife with Bonnie Dell

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Tinker, a fox squirrel (Sciurus niger), was rescued, rehabilitated, and released by Wildlife Rescue Society of Saskatchewan.
Photo by Wildlife Rescue Society of Saskatchewan

Wildlife rehabilitators are incredible people: they dedicate their time, personal or professional, to assisting wild animals who are injured or orphaned. It takes a lot to successfully navigate the provincial bureaucracies, fundraising, administration, and volunteer wrangling ā€“ let alone actually caring for the animals. I regularly stand in awe of such individuals, and as such, am thrilled to connect withĀ Bonnie Dell, Executive Director ofĀ Wildlife Rescue Society of Saskatchewan.

Bonnie joins Defender Radio to share the story ofĀ WRSOS, the challenges faced daily in providing care for Saskatchewanā€™s wildlife, and how people can supportĀ WRSOS, their local rehabilitator, and get involved.

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Wildlie Rescue Society of Saskatchewan website:Ā https://www.wrsos.org/

WRSOS on Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/WRSOS/), Instagram (https://www.instagram.com/wildliferescuesos/?hl=en), YouTube (https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCmCDRIb8FIc9QqTDoVhL72A), and LinkedIn (https://www.linkedin.com/company/wrsos?originalSubdomain=gt).Ā 

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