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Reptile Info - Gulf Coast Wildlife Rescue

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What Do I Do Now? I Found an Injured Reptile. Native reptiles are protected by state laws and it is illegal for the public to possess these creatures. I. T is imperative that any injured or orphaned reptiles be brought to a permitted wildlife rehabilitator so that they can get proper care. Reptiles are very hardy and resilient animals. With supportive care, most reptiles can recover fully from a variety of injuries. Turtles crossing the road:. A turtle that has been hit by a car and suffered a cracked sh...

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Mammal Info - Gulf Coast Wildlife Rescue

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If you would like to give a tax-deductible donation to help defray costs for wildlife food, veterinary services, medical supplies, and new caging, please send your donation to:. Angleton, TX 77515. How to Rid your Attic of Raccoons and Squirrels. The only reason raccoons and squirrels take up residence in your attic is to have babies. The reasons they have selected YOUR attic is because they could gain access, and they feel YOUR attic is a safe place to nest. You can convince them otherwise! Utilize all ...

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Mammal Info - Gulf Coast Wildlife Rescue

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How to Rid your Attic of Raccoons and Squirrels. If you would like to give a tax-deductible donation to help defray costs for wildlife food, veterinary services, medical supplies, and new caging, please send your donation to:. Angleton, TX 77515. What Do I Do Now? I Found a an Injured/Orphaned Mammal. Native mammals are protected by state laws and it is illegal for the public to possess these creatures. I. Leave the animal alone if. The parent is known dead and the baby is too young to be on its own.

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Bird Info - Gulf Coast Wildlife Rescue

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If you would like to give a tax-deductible donation to help defray costs for wildlife food, veterinary services, medical supplies, and new caging, please send your donation to:. Angleton, TX 77515. What Do I Do Now? I Found an Injured/Orphaned Bird. All native birds are protected by state and federal laws and it is illegal for the public to possess these creatures. I. T is imperative that any injured or orphaned birds be brought to a permitted wildlife rehabilitator so that they can get proper care.

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How Can I Help? - Gulf Coast Wildlife Rescue

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What You Can Do To Help GCWR. Gulf Coast Wildlife Rescue is in need of two things:. If you have money to donate or personal time to give, we need you! This is a safe, secure and quick way to help GCWR care for wildlife. Pick up animals and transport to rehabilitators. Answer calls for the Wildlife Rescue Hotline. Baby-sit wildlife so a rehabilitator can take a trip. Help out at a rehabilitator's facility, cleaning cages or feeding animals. We will provide drawings/dimensions). We can always use cash!

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Rehabbers Only - Gulf Coast Wildlife Rescue

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This page is for GCWR rehabbers only. Please enter the password here:. How Can I Help? Web Site designed by Gibson Grafx. For important information see our Privacy Policy.

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What's Going On? - Gulf Coast Wildlife Rescue

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On-going wildlife rescue training is held monthly on the fourth Tuesday of each month. Training is open to the public. Gulf Coast Bird Observatory, 103 Hwy 332 West, Lake Jackson, TX. Next Meeting Date: The next meeting will be January 27, 2015. Volunteer Recruitment ideas and preparation for Wildlife Rescue Basics workshop. Speaker: Dana Simon, Wildlife Rehabilitator. GCWR Wildlife Rescue Photos. To look at pictures of wildlife rescued and cared for by GCWR, click on wildlife rescue pictures link.

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Wildlife Links - Gulf Coast Wildlife Rescue

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Wildlife rescue pictures by Gulf Coast Wildlife Rescue. Texas Wildlife Rehabilitator Directory. Texas Parks and Wildlife. The International Wildlife Rehabilitation Council. The National Wildlife Rehabilitation Association. The Texas Marine Mammal Stranding Network. How Can I Help? Web Site designed by Gibson Grafx. For important information see our Privacy Policy.