Finances are always tight for rehabbers, who stretch every dollar to feed as many mouths as possible. They need support to be free and low-cost - especially for folks in lower-income parts of the world. But to do that, we need those who can afford it to chip in!

Why support IWRC? Returning injured or orphaned animals to the wild requires specialized education and collaboration! IWRC works hard to provide high quality training, publications, and support to the wildlife rehabilitation community, but every program and event costs money to run.

Anyway, all that to say we're hosting a free webinar featuring a Veterinary Social Worker, Rachel Wright, who is going to speak to us about Self Care & Coping for Animal Caretakers! It's open to all, please join us! bit.ly/CT1225 #wildiferehab #mentalhealth #veterinarymedicine #animalcare

VSWs often work with vet hospitals & animal shelters; we need more in wildlife rehabilitation programs! Wildlife rehab work is so important, and not only do rehabilitators deserve to be happy and healthy - support allows us to do our best work for our patients for years to come.

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