One more hurdle out of the way on my journey to become a wildlife rehabilitator. You need at least 80 out of 100 to pass, and I got a 96. I'm a little miffed I didn't get a perfect score, but the one I got is good enough for government work, as they say. There… Continue reading Aced my rehabber test!
Ironic, isn't it? The whole point of non-profits is that they don't make any money, and yet, you need a sizable wad of cash to become one. It starts out small. Pick a name, pay $10 to the town clerk to register it. Pay $50 to the state to register as a non-publicly-traded company. Another… Continue reading You need to have money first, to become a non-profit.
This is the list my mentor sent to me (some of which I knew I needed, some I didn't) of things I'd need for turtle rehab. I'll be adding what I still need from it to my wish list soon (which is a lot of it, actually). totes of various sizes (opaque preferred), a few… Continue reading Turtle Rehab Starter Kit
This isn't a super-exciting post, but I just wanted to write a little progress report for myself. The other weekend, we had unseasonably warm weather for January, and I decided that it was now or never if I was going to get those old turtle tank filters cleaned and sanitized. They'd been sitting with dirty… Continue reading Cleaning, studying, and prepping.
Turtle Haven 