That’s a great read and reminds me again how very lucky we are here in Ithaca to be able to feel comfortable rescuing animals in trouble. I have brought many suffering beings to them. This whole philosophy of treating wild creatures as individuals is a recent concept in the history of animal compassion. I am glad to see it in action here. A good place to donate to.
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