Austin- Austin for wildlife said that she saved about 70 animals in the aftermath of Flashly Day Flashing Flash in the center of Texas.
Austin said the rescue (AWR) that this time of the year is the “children’s season” for many of our wildlife creatures, as the major storms affected those that create nests or dens on Earth.
AWR said in a Facebook Publisher Thursday, July 6.
The rescue team said that he received many children’s skillful, children’s rabbits, and children’s games that arrived with scratches, bumps, bruises, and broken legs.
The team also helped a watery said that they had arrived very exhausted and did not get a relatively harm. After drying throughout the day in an incubator, Kildeer has returned to health.
AWR said that the creatures in the trees face some problems, and the heavy rains expel squirrels from trees and birds of nests.
High levels of water in lakes, tables, rivers and dams also cause some ambiguity between water species. AWR said that she saved an unhappy large turtle with an infected eye and wrapping her back leg. X -rays showed any fractures, and the turtle rest comfortable in a safe place.
The AWR team said they are continuing efforts to save many affected or displaced creatures and need help from society to do so. AWR said: “If you are not sure whether the wild animal needs help or not, please contact us, and our employees will be happy with help,” AWR said.
The number to reach the rescue team is (512) -472-9453.