Our Mission: Cape Ann Wildlife, Inc. is dedicated to rescuing and providing the necessary rehabilitative care to all injured, orphaned or otherwise impaired wildlife during their confinement and adjustment period with Cape Ann Wildlife to ensure their survival upon release back into their natural environment.
Click Here To Visit Cape Ann Wildlife, Inc.
Animal rescue league of Boston is picking her up in the morning to take her out to tufts, please pray she can be mended up enough to be an educational bird.
Cape Ann Wildlife, Inc. formerly Cape Ann Wild Bird Rescue has been rescuing and rehabilitating many various species of birds in Gloucester, Massachusetts since 2005.
Jodi Swenson who is the Head of Cape Ann Wildlife, Inc. is State and Federally Permitted to do so and specializes in Songbirds, but has raised orphans of many species including mammals like groundhogs, squirrels to rare oceanic birds like common murre’s and dovkies.
You can Click Here to visit their website to Donate Cash or Supplies
https://www.facebook.com/CapeAnnWildlifeInc
Good Morning Gloucester 
She is beautiful
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Thanks so much for sharing about Cape Ann Wildlife Paul. I wonder how the Snowy Owl fared after her operation?
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I did not know about this! Awesome! Poor snowy owl… I am so happy there are knowledgeable folks out there doing this!
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Jodi is amazing with all her rescues, very knowledgeable and compassionate….and does it all on such a tight budget. Please help as you can, donations are what keeps her doors open and taking care of all those beautiful animals!
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she’s beautiful, thank you for saving the wildlife
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This takes some very special people to do this – I have seen everything from red tail hawks to eagles out west when I was there being rescued…broken wings, bird shot, vehicle windshields…yep sometimes they don’t want to leave the road kill and get hit or winged by vehicles or run over. Enoch road in Colorado 1994-1998 going to Falcon AFB Then now Schriever had a hawk they just would’nt get out of road and afraid get hit. Stopped car made sure clear put gloves on and moved it to shoulder. Hawk stayed on pole and as soon as I drove away went right back down to business 🙂
http://www.schriever.af.mil/news/story.asp?id=123403038
http://pikespeak.us.com/View/pikes-peak-photos.html
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