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"Welcome to the Wildlife Rehabilitation Center of Northern Utah's new online guest book. We hope you'll take this opportunity to share your thoughts and opinions about our conservation efforts and our website.

WRCNU relies on the continuing support of people like you to help the hundreds of wild birds and other animals entrusted to our care each year, so your feedback is very important to us. We'd love to hear about things we're doing well, your ideas for how we could be better, how you heard about our work, or the reasons why wildlife preservation is important to you and your family.

On behalf of the entire WRCNU team, thank you for visiting our site and for all your inputs -- we hope you'll be back again very soon!"
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« DesTaTe wrote on Saturday, Jun 19 at 10:02 AM »
The Chevron Oil Spill is a perfect example of "the rich get richer while the poor get poorer". Hogle Zoo (the rich) will get all the publicity and money from their (albeit great) help and efforts in de-oiling many, many birds, but in the end, they will wash their hands of the birds by passing them on to rehabbers like WRCNU for the long-term more costly part of the rehabilitation process and WRCNU (and other rehabbers) will likely see little to no monetary benefits for their work. It's a labor of love (what they do) but sooner or later, for their very survival, someone needs to take notice and provide the monetary help and support to ensure we don't loose our only rehab center in Northern Utah. The oil spill like the one in the Gulf is a huge reminder/warning that Utah as a state needs to take more notice and action along the lines of the environmental/conservation/wildlife arena. Uthans are far too into the "use it up" mode, whether it be water, land or wildlife.

Great work ALL and not belittling the work Hogle has done, only the motive and the lesser need for the money and public support (bigger vs smaller).
« anonymous wrote on Sunday, May 30 at 01:40 AM »
Chief--you amaze me--and I'm not easy (any more)

Johnny G
« Julie Marie Vicknair wrote on Saturday, May 01 at 04:57 PM »
Hello everyone, thank you so much for taking in little "Mayday" today! I know he will receive the finest care, and soon fly strong and free! I will post photos on my blog soon... and will call in a few days to check on him... I so appreciate all of you and your commitment to Nature and all of God's precious creatures, sincerely, Julie Marie Vicknair
« Kathy Pope wrote on Monday, Apr 05 at 10:12 PM »
Love the website and videos! Love working with you guys.
« Haggen wrote on Wednesday, Mar 31 at 11:52 AM »
Sounds like tough times ahead for WRCNU with a "good news/bad news" scenario. The Brookside Facility has been sold (bad news for WRCNU, good news for Dr Penrod), the new owner is willing to lease a portion of the building (thru Fall 2010) which means downsizing and limiting what they can care for in 2010. The added cost of substantial rental fees, plus the utilities is huge, but it must be done to keep this vital service to N. Utahans going. Good news is a donor supplied 6 months of salary (a one time only commitment) for DaLyn. More good news, still looks like the Ogden Animal Shelter (1/2) will be WRCNU's new long-term home starting this fall--BIG THANKS to the City of Ogden! Bad news is the HUGE utilities bill to keep that facility going. One Day @ a Time WRCNU! With no State or Federal Funding they need the support of the community and local businesses/corporations to keep going. In less than a year they've done more than survive and are actually growing upwardly--this is an amazing group of dedicated folks who promise (with our support) to provide quality long-term education and wildlife care for all of Northern Utah and its surrounding area. Thanks WRCNU!
« Tammy's MOM wrote on Saturday, Jan 30 at 10:33 AM »
What a great thing you are all involved in, we need to remember that God loves even the smallest sparrow. The birds are wonderful and I love that they are released when rehabilitated. Keep up the great work.
« dele2451 wrote on Tuesday, Dec 15 at 09:43 AM »
Thanks to DaLyn, Buz and all the passionate volunteers who devote their time, energy and dollars to saving these amazing creatures. You make our community--and world--a better place for everyone!
« toadstool222 wrote on Saturday, Dec 05 at 04:06 PM »
You guys are amazing, I love your work!! More power to you, I look forward to working with all of you. Congrats on making it this far, I'm excited to see what happens.
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“One touch of nature makes the whole world kin."
~~~William Shakespeare