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How to resolve AdBlock issue? Blue Ridge Wildlife Center's Raccoon Caging fundraiser
Help us build new raccoon caging NOW! Donations made this week will be DOUBLED up to $10,000 by a very generous donor!
Given the challenging permitting regulations associated with caring for raccoons, fewer rehabilitators are able to admit these animals each year. At the same time, ever increasing development means that humans are more likely to encounter raccoons and have conflicts.
New caging will allow us to care for more raccoons next season. Please donate now!
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Blue Ridge Wildlife Center • May 14, 2021
Blue Ridge Wildlife CenterUS 501(c)(3) Nonprofit OrganizationOur mission is to care for native wildlife by integrating veterinary medicine, rehabilitation, education, and research.
$2,960 raised of $10,000 Goal as of May 14, 2021 (15 days left)
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