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22 Sep 2017

October 15th – Climbing for Wildlife

by Wildlife Rehab | posted in: Golden Eagle Update, WRR Events | 0

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Since 1985, WR&R has been dedicated to the care and rehabilitation of injured and orphaned wildlife within Nevada County and the surrounding foothills. Each year our team returns to the wild more than 100 individuals, including squirrels, bats, songbirds, hawks, and owls.

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