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Saturday, 30 July 2011

Crafting For Wildlife!

Posted on 21:00 by Unknown


Today, San Francisco Bay Area Team Leaders, Max and Patrick, hosted the first Crafting For Wildlife event - a program to help local rescue and rehabilitation efforts.



Participants helped make surrogate 'moms' for orphan wild babies. Used stuffed toy animals were fitted with zippered bellies to hold warm fluid bags. 


The 15  plush surrogates will be distributed among Bay Area wildlife hospitals to help the animals in care. 


Nest month's Crafting For Wildlife will be in San Francisco, on August 20th, where participants will be guided on constructing barn owl nest-boxes. 


Be sure to RSVP with Max, and keep posted on Facebook.




Click here to support Crafting For Wildlife with a small donation for supplies. Thank you!



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