“So much is spread all over on how to attract wildlife closer to people to view … yet it puts them in harm’s way too, so much more,” she continued.
“There are no grape jelly trees out there … yet there’s big business for the feeders so that people can see them closer,” Angelo added.
The Harrisville center just recently restarted intakes despite falling short of a matching donation.
“While we didn't reach our match goal, I raised enough to take animals for a while … so I'll do all I can,” the center posted on Facebook.
The center is not state- or federal-funded to provide care to area wildlife. It relies on donations to be able to admit and treat wild animals.
Donations can be mailed to SSWRC, 889 Farren Surrena Road, Harrisville, PA 16038. Folks can also donate through PayPal directly to [email protected] or cash app $SkyesWildlife.
More information about the center can be found at skyes-spirit.com.