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Volunteers become lifeline for injured bats and wildlife
Original: For injured bats and other wildlife, these volunteers are a lifeline
Volunteer wildlife rescuers are stepping in to care for injured bats and other wild animals, according to reporting picked up by outlets including The Bristol Edition, the Hartford Courant and CT Mirror. The coverage highlights how these unpaid carers provide rescue, rehabilitation and release services that would otherwise not exist, giving vulnerable creatures a second chance.
Why now: Recent coverage across multiple outlets has spotlighted the work of wildlife rescue volunteers, drawing public interest.
wildlife rescue volunteersHartford CourantCT MirrorThe Bristol Edition
Rank over time, top of the chart is #1. 39 snapshots from 3 d ago to 2 h ago.
Evidence
- For injured bats and other wildlife, these volunteers are a lifeline · The Bristol Edition
- For injured bats and other wildlife, these volunteers are a lifeline · Hartford Courant
- For injured bats and other wildlife, these volunteers are a lifeline · CT Mirror
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