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Important
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Frisky's accepts injured, orphaned and displaced wildlife between
...8am and 8pm
only...
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Frisky's is on Facebook
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View recent photos and videos and updates for the two Bald Eagles - Chewey, our baby beaver, and others.
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Latest
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2011
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2011
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January
interview with Colleen
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Donate online!!
Frisky's can now accept donations on our
website by using PayPal!
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Thank
you to all our
supporters!
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the word!!
Every time you shop through iGive.com,
a
portion of the proceeds is donated
to Friskys.
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Online
since 1997, iGive.com is the
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purchases benefit the shopper's
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Friskys
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Every time you use
GoodSearch.com,
a
penny is donated
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The more people who use this
site to search on Frisky's behalf, the more the pennies will add up!!
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| Frisky’s Gold Sponsors
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| Fern and Edward Hamel |
| Scott
Robbins |
Heather A.
Wandell, CLL
www.anotherwaytoseeit.com
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Francine
and Ron Diggs
The Tucker-Diggs Foundation |
Joseph
and Nancy Riley |
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David and
Pamela McKusick |
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Simian
Society of America Ch. 13 |
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Patricia Carey
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Howard
C. Muller and Marguerite E. Muller
Charitable Foundation, Inc.
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Tallpines Forest Products, Inc.
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Evalyn K. Garvin
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John and Peggy Maynes
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Murzy
& Christine Jhabvala
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Jane
O'Leary
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Robert
and Judy Carlton
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Ronald
and Florence Mardaga
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Richard
and Gail Collins
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William
and Jennifer Burgy
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Michael & Elizabeth Kelley
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Enviro-Solutions, Inc.
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Carolyn Clough
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Bright
Benefit Solutions, Inc./Sherry
Ford-Fonseca
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Brad and Melissa Taylor
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Lewis
E. Klotzbach
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Jessica Bronico
www.bronico.com
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Jeanne Boone
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Silver Sponsors
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Barbara
Goodman & Mike Main
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Kathleen
Trammell
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Samuel
Keech
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Mr. & Mrs. Monte Most
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Kathleen Thomas
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Debra
Kuhn
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Tom & Cecelia Toth
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Kenneth
& Annette Hahn
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Eliza Dunn
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Lisa Ricklin
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The Styles and Wandell Families in memory of Lorna Adair
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Beth Fowler
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Katherine Peterson
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Michele
& Michael Barton
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Karen
Wimberley
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Pettit
Family Charitable Foundation
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Toby
and Patricia Lott
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Brenda
Logue
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Margaret
and Christina Spindler
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Welcome to Frisky's Wildlife and
Primate Sanctuary, Inc. on-line!
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At Frisky’s, we have
3 main spheres of service to animals. Frisky's is a non-profit
Wildlife Rehabilitation center located in Howard County,
MD. We take in injured, orphaned, abandoned, or displaced
wildlife. If you find an injured animal in your yard or along
the side of the road, you can bring it to us for rehabilitation,
where the goal is to always return them back to their natural
home once they are well enough or old enough. If you are not
sure how to transport an injured animal, you may call us for
instructions on how to get it here safely.
We are a rescue
center and home to Primates and other small exotics who have
been kept as Pets and are no longer able to live with their
owners. Monkey’s are not meant to be pets, but unfortunately
there are brokers who continue to sell primates even though it
is illegal in many states to have a monkey as a pet. They
become too difficult and demanding for most to handle and end up
having to find another home. You cannot take the wild animal
instincts out of a monkey. We provide a safe home with love and
enrichments for those primates who end up without a home and
have been imprinted by human care. These animals live the
remainder of their lives at Frisky’s and are never adopted out.
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 We are an
Adoption Center for Domestic pets (mostly birds, rabbits,
hamsters, guinea pigs --- NO dogs and cats) that have been given
up on for one reason or another by their owners. The excuse we
hear most often is “We just don’t have the time for him/her any
more.” Our mission is to care for them until we can find them a
loving home with someone who has had species related experience
and is willing to make a lifetime commitment. Often, the
psychological damage that has been done to these pets because of
neglect from previous owners is our biggest challenge. We love
hearing success stories from the happy new family that has taken
one of them in.
Many hours per week
are spent in telephone education and consulting. We
find many people breathe a sigh of relief once they have been
coached on what to do when they have a concern about wildlife in
their yard. Sometimes an intervention is needed, sometimes
it is not. We give people peace of mind when they know
that they have done everything they could to help an animal they
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Tours to the Community!
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Come
learn about
what we do,
why we do it,
and meet the animals! |
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COMMUNITY TOURS
Have
ended for this season ...
check
back in Spring 2012
for the new schedule
E-mail:
friskyswildlife@yahoo.com
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If you
are enrolled in the CapitalOne No Hassle Rewards
Program, consider donating your unused reward points knowing
that 100% of your donation will go directly to the care of the
animals. You will immediately be emailed a receipt for tax documentation purposes,
so be sure to add
donations@networkfor good.org to your spam filter's
whitelist.
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WILD
Summer at Frisky's ...
a photo gallery
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