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Date: 1 Apr 2006 12:06 (UTC)Using this as a method of contact, since I can't find your email address.
Fauna Rescue of South Australia are petitioning for a change to the law over there that doesn't let wildlife that has been in human care for over 4 weeks be released back into the wild. They're appealing to anyone who has documented evidence of longer-term rehabbed wildlife doing well in the wild to pass it on to them. Since you're the only person I know who actually looks after and releases wildlife, I thought that might be of interest.
Please drop me an email (hespa(at)weyr(dot)org) if you can/want to help, and I'll forward you the original message.
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Date: 1 Apr 2006 12:16 (UTC)no subject
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