Heather's HEN Works

03/14/2024

Surround yourself in green (and gray) this St. Patrick's Weekend (March 16th and 17th) by attending one of our Ranger Led Programs!

Intro to Birding will be hosted on the Maryland Visitor Center deck with a Ranger available for informal questions and bird watching. Guided Walks will take place on the island in different locations each day.

We hope to see you out there!

NPS Photo

03/14/2024

UPDATE: REUNITED!! Callie is home safe & sound after 5 days, 3 hours :)

Please spread the word! Callie was LOST on March 10, 2024 in Seaford, DE 19973 near East high street

Message from Owner: This is Callie and she lives on Concord rd/East high street, Blades.
Unfortunately this isn’t her first time going missing for 2-3 days but this is the longest she has ever been gone.
I’m starting to think she’s is persuading another family into feeding/loving her.
When I rescued her from outside, I tried to keep her indoors but she goes crazy if she can’t go out at all. She normally returns for her dinner like clock work.

If you’re letting her in your house, please know she does have a loving home and her siblings are missing her. She is well cared for and spoiled with her favorite wet food and treats daily. She is fully vetted and I can provide proof.

Description: Callico

For more info or to contact Callie's owner, click here: https://www.pawboost.com/p/70097823

Lost or found a pet? Report it to PawBoost here: https://www.pawboost.com/l/rpl

03/03/2024

Please spread the word so we can find this pet's family! FOUND on February 25, 2024 in Greenville, DE 19807 near

Description: Old (6-10 yo est) male blue point Himalayan-type cat. Significant wound injuries. Seen by emergency vet and is now under a 4 month quarantine.

Do you have information? Contact finder here: https://www.pawboost.com/p/70062169

Lost or found a pet? Report it to PawBoost here: https://www.pawboost.com/l/rpf

04/08/2022

An important graphic to share! Many birds have started to lay their eggs and those eggs are now hatching. Parents are busy raising and protecting their hatchlings, which will soon become nestlings, and when they leave their nest, they will become fledglings. Birds instinctively know how to raise their young. But, as we are well aware, nature and human activity both play a role in whether these babies reach adulthood. Storms can knock down nests, humans can leave their cats outdoors, and trees can be cut down without first checking if there is a nest filled with babies on the branches or in a cavity of the tree. If we pay close attention, we can assist wild parents in the successful rearing of vulnerable baby birds to flighted fledglings. The chart below will help you decide whether a baby bird needs your help. If it does, please call your local rehabilitation center. Together, we can make a positive impact on our wildlife population.

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When Heather DeMarie first started cleaning for a widow her parents had befriended, she dutifully bought a canister vacuum cleaner and lined up bottles of cleaning solutions in a tray.

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