Today our students brought energy and kindness to The Outer Banks Wildlife Shelter and Education Center. This not-for-profit wildlife hospital cares for injured, sick, and orphaned native North Carolina wildlife in a professional and compassionate manner. Their incredible mission is to rehabilitate and release the thousands of animals admitted to the clinic each year and to teach others how to happily and peacefully coexist with wildlife. The center is currently home to owls, vultures, hawks, songbirds, turtles, fish, and water fowl.“Wherever there are wild animals in the world, there is always an opportunity for caring, compassion and kindness.” - Paul Oxton
You can see our students are helping to beautify the grounds, painting the ICU room, and prepping food for the wildlife. A messy and fun day, indeed!
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