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All My Relations Wildlife Rehab
With Vicki 

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Mission

Welcome to All My Relations Wildlife Rehabilitation!  My heartfelt mission is to rescue and rehabilitate injured and orphaned wildlife. With dedicated care and expertise, I provide a nurturing environment that fosters healing, ensuring these incredible animals are prepared to thrive in their natural habitats once again. Join me in my journey to protect and restore the beauty of wildlife! - Vicki

What does All My Relations Mean?

All My Relations is a powerful statement rooted in the Native American saying, Mitakuye Oyasin, which means "we are all one." It emphasizes the deep connection we share with all living beings and the importance of living in harmony with nature. By showing respect for our relations, we acknowledge that our actions impact the entire web of life. When we treat wildlife with care and kindness, we foster a relationship that enriches both them and us, reminding us to consciously choose how we interact with the world around us.

Hi Curious Visitor

To date I have released:

 6 grey squirrels

22 Cottontail Bunnies

1 European Starling

Did you know that a  single squirrel can bury up to 1,000 nuts every Fall? Remarkably, they forget about 74% of those nuts! This means that one squirrel could potentially help plant around 740 trees, contributing significantly to our forests. It's a reminder of how even the smallest creatures can make a big impact on our environment!

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I helped a ton of animals, each with their own unique story. No matter how things turn out, every one of them gets the love and care they totally deserve. As they head off on their next adventure, I happily remember the bond we built, making sure they leave with warm hearts.

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Morty & Mavis

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Did you know that wildlife rehabilitation relies entirely on volunteers?

Unfortunately, the state does not provide any incentives for this crucial work, so it falls on the rehabber to raise funds and gather donations. Your support can make a significant difference in helping injured and orphaned wildlife. Together, we can ensure that these animals receive the care they need and deserve.

I am accepting donations

financial or new and used items to be able to fully care for the animals.

Cash Donations accepted through

Venmo @vicki-snyder-young or 

Donation jar at my office or

check sent to my office

OR 

 

Shop my AMAZON wish list- click below, purchase and they ship directly to me

https://www.amazon.com/registries/gl/guest-view/JD7TV2Q75G4C?ref_=cm_sw_r_cp_ud_ggr-subnav-share_BYP8F64YMXW2X2H6DNBC

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Shop at  Hazels Wildlife

https://registry.hazelswildlife.com/xoa93fsa

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I am also collecting empty cans and bottles or your return ticket. Drop off at my office or contact me to arrange a pick up. ​​

Some supply suggestions: 

  • Hay

  • paper supplies- paper towels, unscented baby wipes puppy pee pads, 

  • first aid supplies

 

Contact me to arrange pickup- 585-354-6907

 All donations GREATLY appreciated

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Stella

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My Story

For the last several years, I  came  into contact with 3 wild animals that needed assistance. A red tail hawk hit by a car, baby racoon who lost his entire family in the road,  all hit by cars and just this baby left alone screaming,  a fawn (shown to the left) who had a terrible leg injury and came to me for help. It's not by chance these animals appeared on my path. It was a call from Spirit. I felt so helpless not knowing how to get them the help they deserved.  I had to rely on others and that wasn't the most helpful for it led to  the end of  all their lives. I was able to give each one love and compassion  before Creator welcomed them to the spirit world. This was a huge message from spirit for me to pursue how I could have the ability to help our wildlife. Fast forward a few more years and a local rehabber, Bruisers Buddies, appeared on my Facebook page. She was offering a Zoom call on becoming a licesnsed rehabber. I listened in,  took the exam and passed this March. I now have the power, the ability to help and not feel helpless.  

I am called to be in service to all my relations- the 2 legged, the 4 legged, the finned , the furred, the winged, the swimmers, the creepy crawlers.  We are all one and we are all related. How we treat our relations is important for us and our next 7 generations. What we do to one, we do to ourselves. I call on you to be mindful of this in all  your interactions.

 How this all looks  for me going forward is up to spirit. I am a bit  afraid and  nervous,  but I  know that by saying YES to this calling, I will be supported as I always am,  just as we all are.

Mitakuye Oyasin - we are all related ~ Vicki 

 

The Park at Allens Creek

100 Allens Creek Rd.

Suite 216

Rochester, NY 14618

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