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Wildlife Rescue and Rehabilitation Ready to Take in Animals Displaced by Hurricane Harvey

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Wildlife Rescue and Rehabilitation Ready to Take in Animals Displaced by Hurricane Harvey
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Wildlife Rescue and Rehabilitation is open and prepared to take in injured or orphaned wildlife that have been displaced as a result of Hurricane Harvey.

Available 24 hours a day to Bexar county and surrounding areas, WRR will be open around-the-clock to take in animals. To report an injured or displaced animal, you can call the WRR hotline at (830) 336-2725. WRR is relying on hundreds of volunteers over the next week weeks and who will rescue animals in need.

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