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Fourth of July festivities in Washington and pooled their money to contribute S80 to help with construction of the wildlife and research center.
At the ceremony, Ed Clark, president of the Wildlife Center of Virginia, asked Sean and Henry to stand up and praised them for their eflorts. The boys received a strong round of applause from an audience of approximately 200 — and many pats on the back.
I he Wildlife Center of Virginia treats all kinds of injured critters, from eagles to mice, and releases them back into the wild when the animals can fend for themselves. The Center cares for up to 500 animals a month and is recognized worldwide as a leader in wildlife conservation. I he new facility is the best of its kind in North America, if not the whole world,” according to Mr. Clark.
Funding comes entirely from donations by private citizens — no government money of any kind is sought or accepted. For help with any injured wild animals call 942-9453. For more information contact The Wildlife Center of Virginia, P.O. Box 1 557, W aynesboro, Va. 22980.
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