Daily Record: Animal rehabilitators split on proposed rules
When Simonetti, 50, a registered nurse, isn’t working full time for a health care company, she’s working full-time as a wildlife rehabilitator licensed to care for small mammals such as racoons, skunks, fawns and squirrels.
Photo Credit: Karen Mancinelli
Kelly Simonetti lives at Antler Ridge Wildlife Sanctuary in Newton, the 120-acre farm and wildlife refuge she and her husband purchased in 2001 and converted into an animal refuge in 2005.
Posted by WILDNEWJERSEY at 5/8/2011 10:00 AM 
Categories: Wildlife
Tags: wildlife Antler Ridge Wildlife Sanctuary animal rehabilitation division of fish and wildlife wildlife refuge
Categories: Wildlife
Tags: wildlife Antler Ridge Wildlife Sanctuary animal rehabilitation division of fish and wildlife wildlife refuge
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