Definitions
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- noun One who
rehabilitates .
Etymologies
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Examples
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An animal control officer picked up an injured hawk from a person's yard and took the hawk to a wildlife rehabilitator.
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An officer picked up what turned out to be an injured pigeon and took it to a wildlife rehabilitator.
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Livia Stone is a volunteer wildlife rehabilitator at WildCare and director of The Biz and Livia Stone Foundation.
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They called Bobby Horvath , a wildlife rehabilitator and city firefighter, who returned the bird to the nest.
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Gerald Herbert/Associated Press Wildlife rehabilitator Donna Gee handed one of three ospreys that were rescued months ago as chicks from rising floodwaters of the Atchafalaya and Mississippi rivers to be released back into the wild in Cow Island Lake, La., July 19.
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Working as a wildlife rehabilitator has many ups and downs.
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Donna, a New York State licensed wildlife rehabilitator, has been coming to the rescue of animals ever since she was a kid growing up outside of Cleveland.
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My grandfather was a wildlife rehabilitator back in the day before there was a name for people who took care of wild animals.
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In the summer of 2009, one of our volunteers, a raven expert, got a call from a rehabilitator hours away from our hospital asking if we could take a juvenile raven.
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According to the NWF, Squirrel Appreciation Day was created by Christy Hargrove, a wildlife rehabilitator from North Carolina, in 2001.
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