URGENT! Nuts needs you NOW!

[Fireweed]

Read this thread: http://thesquirrelboard.com/forums/showthread.php?43749-Desperate-for-the-life-of-my-quot-Nuts-quot/page5

Then, sign this petition: http://www.change.org/petitions/northwest-wildlife-debilitation-center-not-euthanize-nuts?utm_source=guides&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=petition_created (http://www.change.org/petitions/northwest-wildlife-debilitation-center-not-euthanize-nuts?utm_source=guides&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=petition_createdPLEASE)

PLEASE! And, thank you!

IF YOU ARE A LICENSED REHABBER MAKE SURE TO INCLUDE THAT IN YOUR SIGNATURE! ALL signatures are important, though!

[Mochi&Mocha]

Signed and Shared

[Fireweed]

TIME IS OF THE ESSENCE!
PASS THIS TO AS MANY PEOPLE AS POSSIBLE - RIGHT NOW!

[Sweet Simon's Mommy]

ok, I did

[Shewhosweptforest]

Signed and spreading the word:thumbsup :Love_Icon Nutz :Love_Icon

[2ndHandRanchRescue]

signed

[island rehabber]

DONE. :thumbsup

[Sissy]

Signed and shared!!

[pappy1264]

signed and shared to all my friends and all I know....

[Shewhosweptforest]

I tweeted...:thumbsup :Love_Icon Nuts :Love_Icon

[Rhapsody]

I have signed & shared........ :thumbsup

[Duckman]

I have sent a message to Mandi, but I thought I needed to let you all know too. Nuts was put down today. They wouldn't listen to anyone but the State. This is so sad and so unnecessary! I just don't know what else to say.

:grouphug:Love_Icon Nuts :grouphug:Love_Icon

:grouphug:Love_Icon Mandi :grouphug:Love_Icon

[Shewhosweptforest]

:shakehead :Cry Idiots! I really hate humankind at moments like this ...I just want to scream :hissyfit

[SammysMom]

You can comment on their FB page where they posted a Press release at:
https://www.facebook.com/pages/Northwest-Wildlife-Rehabilitation-Center/169099437933

[Shewhosweptforest]

Has anyone read this press release...they are fabricating events...saying they tried for weeks to change the "imprinting" ...oh God this is such blatant lying...please if you have Facebook let the public know they are not the victims they're pretending to be....acchhh I'm going to have to start a Facebook account just to address these idiots :liar

[SammysMom]

This is the Press Release from FB
Press Release

Contact:
Bonnie Drafs
Northwest Wildlife Rehabilitation Center
360.966.8845

Imprinted Eastern Gray Squirrel

December 4, 2013 – In the fall of 2013, Northwest Wildlife Rehabilitation Center (NWRC) received an Eastern Gray squirrel that was being illegally raised by humans. As a result, the squirrel became imprinted and no longer afraid of people. NWRC spent weeks and many of its resources trying to reverse the effects of the imprinting but were unsuccessful. They also pursued the route of making the squirrel an educational animal but during these weeks the squirrel became aggressive, very dangerous to work with and even attacked people. Do to the danger this squirrel posed to the public, its lack of fear for people and its inability to survive on its own, the squirrel could not be released back into the wild. NWRC contacted Fish & Wildlife and the Health Department for their input in this situation and both agencies agreed with NWRC that the squirrel could not be released into the wild. With a heavy heart NWRC had no choice but to euthanize this animal.

NWRC would like to take this time to remind the public that if you find a wild animal that is either injured or an orphan the best course of action is to contact them right away. With their fast action, trained staff and proper medical equipment they can provide the best possible care for these animals. NWRC does everything possible to treat every animal that is brought into them and because of their determination they have a very successful re-release rate. NWRC encourages people to check out their website to learn more about interacting with wildlife when unusual situation accrue.

About Northwest Wildlife Rehabilitation Center
Northwest Wildlife Rehabilitation Center (NWRC), a non-profit 501(c)(3), was established in 2000 to treat injured, sick and orphaned wildlife. Their goal is to provide the best possible treatment to injured, sick and orphaned wildlife so they can be released back into the wild.

3671 Mount Baker Highway Everson, WA 98247
360-966-8845 www.northwestwildlife.org nwwildlife@netzero.net

[TubeDriver]

So it is too late for Nuts? :(

This is not ethical behavior.




This is the Press Release from FB
Press Release

Contact:
Bonnie Drafs
Northwest Wildlife Rehabilitation Center
360.966.8845

Imprinted Eastern Gray Squirrel

December 4, 2013 – In the fall of 2013, Northwest Wildlife Rehabilitation Center (NWRC) received an Eastern Gray squirrel that was being illegally raised by humans. As a result, the squirrel became imprinted and no longer afraid of people. NWRC spent weeks and many of its resources trying to reverse the effects of the imprinting but were unsuccessful. They also pursued the route of making the squirrel an educational animal but during these weeks the squirrel became aggressive, very dangerous to work with and even attacked people. Do to the danger this squirrel posed to the public, its lack of fear for people and its inability to survive on its own, the squirrel could not be released back into the wild. NWRC contacted Fish & Wildlife and the Health Department for their input in this situation and both agencies agreed with NWRC that the squirrel could not be released into the wild. With a heavy heart NWRC had no choice but to euthanize this animal.

NWRC would like to take this time to remind the public that if you find a wild animal that is either injured or an orphan the best course of action is to contact them right away. With their fast action, trained staff and proper medical equipment they can provide the best possible care for these animals. NWRC does everything possible to treat every animal that is brought into them and because of their determination they have a very successful re-release rate. NWRC encourages people to check out their website to learn more about interacting with wildlife when unusual situation accrue.

About Northwest Wildlife Rehabilitation Center
Northwest Wildlife Rehabilitation Center (NWRC), a non-profit 501(c)(3), was established in 2000 to treat injured, sick and orphaned wildlife. Their goal is to provide the best possible treatment to injured, sick and orphaned wildlife so they can be released back into the wild.

3671 Mount Baker Highway Everson, WA 98247
360-966-8845 www.northwestwildlife.org nwwildlife@netzero.net

[Mochi&Mocha]

220628

I couldn't help but comment...

[DarkLies212]

Signed :)

[LeilaNami]

I posted on their press release.

Aaaand it's gone now and I can't comment anymore. But they can't get rid of my share!