Just got back,
from volunteer orientation at 'Birds of Prey Foundation', outside of Broomfield, where raptors are taken to heal. They currently have nearly 100 assorted eagles, hawks, falcons, owls and even a vulture, named Chuck, (cause he upchucks), in various stages of rehab. Was there for about 4 hours as we learned policy, signed waivers, got a bit of history, then got an up close and personal tour. This facility is one of the largest and best in the country, with over a 60% 'return' rate. They raise mice, rats and quail (also some rabbits, but don't tell Kari), and have everything from an ICU to barn sized, latticed flying cages. Seems like they have a lot of projects for someone with carpentry experience, and isn't squeamish about preparing fresh meals. We'll see how it goes, but I think it's gonna be interesting.
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I'd also love to swim with the Dolphins.