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Do not handle any bats that you have found or allow children or pets to come into contact with it. If you do, the bat will have to be destroyed so that it can be tested for rabies.

There is no charge for animal care, but your donations will be used to house, medicate and feed the animals in our care.See menu- How you can help" for more information.

Welcome to our Site and Thank you for joining us. Tri County Wildlife Care is a very important part of our Community. With our Board of Directors, Volunteers, and all who gave donations, we were able to help the following wildlife in 2007. - 71 Mammals intake, 33 released, 2 reptiles intake and 2 released and 202 birds intake with 103 released. A GREAT BIG THANK YOU TO ALL OF YOU! If not for their help and yours we would not be able to accomplish this. You would be surprised how the smallest Donation can help feed, and care for an animal. We depend on your generous Donations to keep Tri County Wildlife Care up and running. These are just a few of our new found friends that we were able to house, and care for until we could release them again into their natural enviroment. Thank you again for all of your kindness in helping us, help them.

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