Original post – 11 Mar 2023
by Wildlife Center of Long Island

located in Long Island, New York, US 🇺🇸
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One great way to help your local wildlife rehab is by donating towels that are new or gently-used.

Wildlife Center of Long Island puts it best:

“Towels are used to line enclosures and handle patients during treatments. Towels also help us rescue animals and keep them as comfortable as possible during transport. Your donations will make a big difference to our animals!”

If you want to help WCLI specifically, send an email to info@volunteersforwildlife.org to coordinate. Or you can send needed items through their Amazon wish list.
There are also other ways to give.

Bonus info on the patient in the picture:

“This Great-horned Owl was entangled in a soccer net. After rehabilitation, she healed from her injuries and was able to be released 😊”

xo owlsintowels

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This Eastern screech owl “Orlando” had his beak and talons trimmed as part of care.

Original post – 30 Sep 2015
by Wildlife Center of Long Island

located in Long Island, New York, US 🇺🇸
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For those willing and able please consider helping fund Wildlife Center of Long Island at the following 🔗 DONATION LINK 🔗. Your generosity ensures the best possible care for their animal guests.

Original post – 31 Dec 2020
by Wildlife Center of Long Island

located in Long Island, New York, US 🇺🇸
Website | Instagram | Facebook

“Once a month, our Animal Ambassadors have a weight and health check to make sure they’re in tip top condition. Our Great-horned Owl, Marcus, has his beak and talons trimmed as well.”

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For those willing and able please consider helping fund Wildlife Center of Long Island at the following 🔗 DONATION LINK 🔗. Your generosity ensures the best possible care for their animal guests.

xo owlsintowels

💛🦉