Wildlife Rehabilitator and animal lover Photo Gallery by Toni Moore at pbase.com

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Wildlife Rehabilitator and animal lover

These are critters I have known and some I have lived with, while living and working at Cedar Run Wildlife Refuge in Medord, New Jersey. For five busy years I was the Rehabilitation Manager at Cedar Run which afforded me an opportunity to experience a wide range of FREE BORN critters up close and personal. Some decided I was their mother - some chose me for their mate. I was very honored either way.

Click this link to Cedar Run Wildlife Refuge: http://www.cedarrun.org/

PLEASE CLICK ON INDIVIDUAL PHOTOS TO ENLARGE...

Socrates	GARFIELD	Harpo-mute swan	Love on the Lake
Broadwing Hawk-release day	Barred Owl named Squam	Cardinal in April Snow Shower	Chloe at 4 weeks
Chloe at 12 weeks	Baby Screech Owls	Orion	Kelly says goodbye
red bat.	Red Bat eating.	Female red bat as Cousin It.	Hollow tree equals happy skunk.
baby pigeons do exist.	FEED ME.	A little crevice dweller.	And when Im a big Great Horned Owl_I will find you and I will foot you.
And when Im a BIG Screech Owl_.	Baby Grey Squirrel Concentrating on formula	Flying Squirrel Baby	Clack the Screech Owl
Racoon named Tanker	A wolf named Manitou	Flying Squirrel taking formula	Hognose Snake Release
Osprey	A Barn Owl.	An immature Redtailed Hawk being returned to its New Jersey home	Buddha and friend

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Eldar Kadymov		22-Mar-2006 14:16
How did I manage to miss it, kudos to those people for their nobble efforts ! BV

Christina Craft		17-Apr-2005 22:35
I'm really glad I stumbled upon your gallery. What beautiful portraits - and the job you're doing is very inspirational. Voted.

Melanie		18-Dec-2004 14:45
Excellent job you are doing. Had I the place & the means, I'd be doing quite near the same thing. Also, you have some excellent photo's in here. Got my vote

Guest		15-Dec-2004 01:49
Fabulous gallery with some real stunning photos!! Voted for.

Guest		12-Dec-2004 18:59
i was with you, ooohhhhin' and aaahhhin' over all the wonderful portraits and stories of gathering strength until the 'ssssssnake' .. eeeeeeeek!!!!!! ... not sure i'd help him out!! .. :) seriously, wonderful gallery!! .. 'm'

Guest		10-Dec-2004 15:20
Hi Toni, What a wonderful place. In Grants Pass, Oregon there is also a wildlife rehab. center called Wildlife Images. We have visited it many times over the years. These animals are so lucky to be in a place like this. Thanks for sharing your nice images. Greetings from Brookings, Oregon.

Guest		01-Nov-2004 01:40
A pleasure going through your little critters photos. Love the way you make natural pictures.

Carol Muse Skinner		30-Oct-2004 16:50
Toni: Your animal pictures are marvelous! What a joy to look at - and what a wonderful job you are doing. I am a member of a group that is helping rescued animals at our Metropolitan Park here in Panama. We have coati mundis, agoutis, a half blind male ocelot, a few baby sloths and other exotic tropical animals. I should take some photos of them to add to my pbase gallery. You have inspired me! Carol http://www.pbase.com/carol_muse_skinner/digitalmuse

Jill		26-Sep-2004 01:23
A compassionate person you are Toni. There should be more of you in this world. Nothing as horrid as the abuse of animals wild or tamed. To have such a facility is difficult not only financially, emotionally as well. However, rewarding. Bravo to you and your co-workers.

Guest		23-Sep-2004 02:05
nice gallery.

Guest		21-Sep-2004 00:31
Toni, Thanks for your kind comments to my galleries. I just spent almost one hour with mi kids looking at all your galleries, and we loved it! Thanks for such beautiful images and for taking care of the little critters. You're obviously a very special person. Take care

Antje Schulte		15-Sep-2004 18:05
A fine, heartwarming and moving gallery. What more can one want? :-)

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