Facility cares for wounded, orphaned wildlife
Nanci Limbach, executive director of the Pauline S. Schneegas Wildlife Foundation in Silt, says “Got Milk!” as she holds a week-old racoon, not old enough for its eyes to be open, after she fed it. The litter of racoons were recovered from a Garfield County area after the mother had been shot. Limbach feeds the racoons every four hours 24/7.
Dean Humphrey
Nanci Limbach, executive director of the Pauline S. Schneegas Wildlife Foundation in Silt, says “Got Milk!” as she holds a week-old racoon, not old enough for its eyes to be open, after she fed it. The litter of racoons were recovered from a Garfield County area after the mother had been shot. Limbach feeds the racoons every four hours 24/7.
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Dean Humphrey
Sunday, May 2, 2010
Nanci Limbach has mothered orphaned black bear and mountain lion cubs, litters of raccoons and plenty of deer and elk.
As executive director of the Pauline S. Schneegas Wildlife Foundation…
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