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January Newsletter
As we step into a brand-new year, we want to take a moment to say thank you. Your dedication, compassion, and commitment made 2025 another meaningful year of care, learning, and impact.
This Month's Featured Rehabilitator
Meet Betsy Shank, CWR
When Betsy Shank found a baby squirrel in her backyard in 2010, she had no idea it would change the course of her life. Fifteen years later, she’s the founder of Acorn Acres Wildlife Rehabilitation, dedicating her days to giving injured and orphaned wildlife a second chance.
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New Blog Posts
What Wildlife Rehabilitators Do: A Complete Guide to the People Who Rescue and Heal Wild Animals
Learn about the different types of wildlife rehabilitators and the essential roles they play in caring for injured and orphaned wildlife in their communities.
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Beyond the Blocks: The Resources That Make Henry’s Truly Different
Henry’s is about more than Blocks. It’s about supporting the people behind wildlife care with trusted guides, emergency resources, and tools designed for real-life rehabilitation.
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Game of the Month
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Looking Ahead
A few dates and seasonal reminders worth keeping on your radar.
Squirrel Appreciation Day — January 21, 2026 🐿️
National Moose Day — January 25, 2026 🫎
As winter comes to an end, seasonal wildlife patterns begin to shift. Opossum and bear babies may start arriving as early as February, which means the next rehabilitation season isn’t far off. This is a good time for wildlife supporters to keep the months ahead in mind and be prepared.
Fun Fact of the Month
Mother squirrels don’t rely on just one nest. They build several and will move their babies if a nest is damaged or no longer safe.
Stay Squirrelly,
Henry's Pets
