Thank you for giving us a second chance

Thursday, February 23, 2017 - 14:37

The Guilderhaven ad pictures a few of the many temporary “guests” that came through Guilderhaen’s wildlife rehabilitation program last year.

The board of directors for the not-for-profit organization — made up of Katherine Fernandez, Jean Simmons, Mark House, Lynne Baldauf, and Sue Green — is getting ready for more wildlife in need this year and thanks the community for its strong support of Guilderhaven for the past 16 years.

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