Mission
Statement:
To
raise, rehabilitate, release and educate.
The
Goals of Wildlife Rescue Inc., of New Mexico
To rehabilitate and release
to the wild
injured and/or orphaned
wild animals
that are found
by the public.
To come to the aid of displaced wildlife
and
the
concerned people who find them.
To
disseminate scientifically correct
information about
the wildlife of
New Mexico.
To
educate New Mexicans about the
necessity
of habitat preservation
for wildlife.
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May to August
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days a week: 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM
Winter Clinic Hours:
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Saturday:
10 AM to 1 PM
Sunday: Closed
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Human
Impact on Wildlife
The
human impact on wildlife often results in the displacement
of wild individuals. These animals frequently fall into
the hands of concerned public rescuers. These encounters
enable Wildlife Rescue Inc., of New Mexico to lay a foundation
for environmental education from a truly unique perspective.
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Membership
Entitles You To...
The
opportunity to help New Mexico's
orphaned and injured wildlife.
Support
the efforts of WRINM's
volunteer rehabilitators
Receive "The Fledgling", WRINM's
informative periodic
newsletter.
Admittance
to general meetings
The
opportunity to use your time
and special talents any way
possible
to help benefit New Mexico's wildlife.
Wildlife
Rescue, Inc. of New Mexico is a
non-profit, tax deductible
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