Amy Sanders from Wild Care will be with us on Tuesday, July 29 at 10:00am for a TENT Talk to share the different types of work performed and patients served at the Outer Cape's animal rehab facility.

Wild Care is a nonprofit wildlife hospital located in Eastham, that is dedicated to the rescue, rehabilitation and release of injured and orphaned wildlife on Cape Cod– as well as working actively on education of the public to the many issues facing wildlife in these times. This talk will cover the basics of Wild Care as an organization, the facility, staff, and patients seen, and ways you can help, with a few interesting stories– like the snapping turtle who got out of a cage in an unfathomable way, or the cormorant who escaped and caught the eye of police– and a few more silly ones, too!

EVENT DETAILS:
📌 Tales from a Cape Cod Animal Rehab Facility with Amy Sanders
📌 Tuesday, July 29 from 10:00-11:00am* at Payomet Performing Arts Center
📌 FREE // Suggested donation is $15
*Complimentary coffee and pastries will be served so you're welcome to join us a few minutes early for a snack

About the speaker: Amy Sanders is the Volunteer Coordinator for Wild Care, and also a licensed Wildlife Rehabilitator, as well as having done many, many volunteer hours there for the last 7 years. In addition to rehabbing, Amy does field rescues (and covers the Outer Cape), feeding of young orphaned squirrels and birds, communications, talks and educational animal handling. She also sometimes writes of her wildlife adventures for their e-newsletter, Duck Tales. Amy lives in Truro, with her menagerie of pets.

This TENT Talks series is being presented to the community with a suggested donation of $15, which you are welcome to bring to the door. Registration is not required to attend– however we'd appreciate you let us know you're coming by filling out this form.