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Hope For Wildlife

Pictured above are Hope and Angela Fusco. Angela is the driving force and the financial backer of this monthly newsletter. We can’t thank her enough.

“A couple of weeks ago I was delighted to be treated to a tour of Hope for Wildlife with Hope herself as guide. I met an albino skunk, and got to experience how a porcupine smells (not great).  So many animals to feed and care for! Grateful for Hope and all she does. Glad to be a supporter.” -Angela Fusco

Angela recognized not everyone uses social media to get their news and she felt we should be able to share our stories in other ways such as this newsletter. So with her encouragement we took a leap and you are now reading our 7th edition. We hope everyone enjoys the stories we present. Some are happy and some not so happy, but it is important that we present both the good and the bad as well and the positive and negative impacts humanity have on nature. We hope you enjoy reading them as much as we enjoy putting them together.

Thank you, Walker Wood Foundation!

Hope recently had the chance to give a huge in-person thank-you to Susan and Judy from the Walker Wood Foundation. Our brand new drop-off building was generously donated by them! Hope also gave them a personal tour of Hope for Wildlife and was able to show them how their continued support helps Nova Scotia's wildlife.

We are always amazed at the level of public support our wildlife receives. Donations both big and small go a long way to help save the lives of the animals we share our world with!

Thank you!

Window Gems

Avoid window strikes with these beautiful prismatic bird warning decals. They stick to the window with static so no damage to windows. They can be used for years and never fade. There are enough decals in each pack for effective window coverage.

CA$20.00

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Window Alert

WindowAlert decals help prevent wild birds from accidentally striking windows. Each decal has a special coating that reflects ultraviolet sunlight making them very visible to birds which help to reduce window strikes. This ultraviolet light is invisible to humans, but birds see it as a brilliant glow much like a stoplight. To the human eye, the decals appear as frosted or etched glass. The decals are designed to be placed on the OUTSIDE of a window.  As a rough guide, we recommend one decal for every 3' x 3' section of glass. Reapply decals every 6-9 months.

WindowAlert decals stick to most windows using static-cling. There are 4 decals in a package except for the one with the assorted leaves, which has 5.

CA$10.00

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Unisex Zip Fleece Jacket- Available in RED XS size Only!

This versatile fleece comes with embroidered Hope for Wildlife logo. Perfect for cool days or for layering under your favorite jacket.

CA$25.00

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Ladies Fitted Soft Shelled Jacket

Ladies slim fitting soft shelled jacket with cozy fleece lining. Water and wind resistant with full zipper and 3 zippered pockets. Embroidered with the Hope for Wildlife logo.

CA$70.00

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Toque with Brim

Brave the winter in a warm and cozy Hope for Wildlife toque! This official navy blue, one-size, unisex Hope for Wildlife toque with embroidered logo was inspired by our volunteers who have their own individual styles but all share the common goal of keeping their heads warm!  In a pinch, the brim can be folded down to protect your ears from the cold. 

CA$20.00

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NONUPLETS!

Hope for Wildlife recently received nine orphaned baby squirrels - all from the same litter. We don't know what happened to mom, but they were all found in a yard by themselves. Being slightly dehydrated and crawling with fleas was an indicator that mom wasn't around any longer.

Squirrel moms are very attentive to the well-being of their babies, and they will keep their young groomed of fleas. So when we suspect babies are orphaned, we examine whether the young animals are covered in flies, fleas, ants, etc.

These little ones will be with us until they grow up and can be released next spring. Probably to form their own baseball team.

Hope for Wildlife’s 50/50 Raffle is now open. Tickets on sale now until October 13th. The draw will take place October 14th. Click the button below to purchase your tickets.

All proceeds go to support helping Nova Scotia wildlife.

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Amazon Wishlist

Did you know that Hope for Wildlife has an Amazon Wishlist . As we continue to rehabilitate more and more animals, the supplies we require grows. Check out our wish list to see if you can help.

Items from the Amazon wish list will be shipped directly to Hope for Wildlife

5909 Highway 207, Seaforth, Nova Scotia ,

B0J 2L0

"Don't forget about me!"

Our cedar waxwing fledglings have moved out into their outdoor enclosure, but they still need a little bit of help with feeding. As you can see, they let us know quite clearly when they are still hungry.

The red berries may actually be kind of important. Waxwings really do have wax wing tips - the brightly colored red spots visible on the wing feathers of waxwings is actually waxy red secretions of a carotenoid pigment that is influenced by the color of the berries they eat. After humans introduced a new species of honeysuckle in North America, the differently colored fruit caused the tail feathers color to grow in with an orange tint instead of yellow!

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You are our Inspiration!

It is because people care that makes the work we do so important.

Please consider making a donation today. You can make a one time donation or become a monthly donor.

Just visit Canada Helps today!

Where you can Find Us!

www.hopeforwildlife.net

www.facebook.com/hopeforwildlife

Hope For Wildlife

IF YOU WOULD LIKE TO MAKE A DONATION YOU CAN SEND A CHEQUE TO:
HOPE FOR WILDLIFE
5909 Highway 207, Seaforth, Nova Scotia B0J 2L0, Canada
Call or text us: 902-407-9453

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