The C.A.S.H. Courier Newsletter

Selected Articles from our Summer 2011 Issue

Calls For Help Come In To Wildlife Watch

www.wildwatch.org

Wildlife Watch fields hundreds of calls, and occasionally someone sends us e-mail and photos such as those below. What sad photographs come our way! Our purpose in sharing these is to awaken an awareness of the individual suffering of wild animals.

Imagine a wildlife agency whose mission it is to actually HELP wildlife in trouble. We hope for the day when injuries such as this one will be treated by government agencies at wildlife hospitals. That is what wildlife management should be.

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Hello Anne,

I hope all is well with you. I am happy to report that my precious injured doe
(A.K.A Mamma Alli ) is holding her own. I am keeping an eye on her and she doesn’t seem to be getting any worse . Thank God. She is now traveling with the rest of the herd sometimes and I have even seen her rear up and stick up for herself ! I don’t think she will ever regain use of her injured foot but she appears to be adjusting very well. I’m very happy to report! I am sending you a couple pictures of her as I promised.

Take care, Anne, and thank you again for all of your help. Keep up the good work. All the precious creatures appreciate it and so do people like me.

Best regards,
Susie F.

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