More Animals Are Killed By Cars Each Day Than We Ever Could Have Imagined
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The Dodo Archive More Animals Are Killed By Cars Each Day Than We Ever Could Have Imagined By Solon Kelleher Published On 10/07/2015 birds deer turtles Share on Facebook Tweet this article Pin it Email Comments Shutterstock The Dodo Archive More Animals Are Killed By Cars Each Day Than We Ever Could...Fleegestatioun fir wëll Déieren
Help needed
We are looking for volunteers to help feed the baby birds
Spring has definitely begun, as well as the most challenging season for us.
Each year our wildlife rescue centre opens its Baby Bird Nursery, where we rescue and rehabilitate several hundred birds, between the months of May and August. All of them are always incredibly hungry and need to be fed one by one several times a day!
WHY TO COME?
Feeding baby birds is so much fun.
You can meet really great people who care about nature like you do.
You see so many different types of birds up close.
It’s fascinating to see how fast they grow from hatchlings to nestlings to fledglings to adults.
You can volunteer for the shift that fits into your schedule.
You help the environment by getting those baby birds back into the wild.
YOU really make a difference! Our volunteers are the reason we are able to successfully rescue and rehabilitate the animals we take in every year.
Fleegestatioun fir wëll Déieren
Parc Le´h, Dudelange
www.centredesoins.lu
+352 26513990
We take care of wild animals free of charge and depend on donations and community support.
CCPLLULL LU89 1111 0789 9941 0000 – communication: Fleegestatioun
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