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We Would Like To Thank. . .
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Michael Hano for helping us adopt various animals over the
years. We
always value his help, advice, and expertise in caring for and selecting the
right animals for our outreach programs. |
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The staff and doctors of Brewster Veterinary Hospital and
Middlebranch Veterinary Clinic for always helping us keep our animals happy
and healthy. |
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Jason D'Allesandro for donating our awesome Argentine Tegu,
named "Ralphie." He reminds the children of a dinosaur! |
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Tara Ferretti and family for donating their very cute Red
Foot Tortoise, named "Shelley." We also thank them for their thoughtful
contribution toward her future care. |
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The Piantini Family from the Seely Place School in Edgemont
for donating a cage and accessories. |
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Deniz Ozkaynak from John Jay High School for donating his 3
beautiful leopard geckos, their housing, an incubator, and many accessories.
They are our curators' new favorite addition! |
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Stefanie Kalkut and Family for donating much needed animal
supplies and accessories. |
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Stacey Stewart from Lewisboro Elementary School for
donating supplies, tanks, and towels. |
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Patti Schupp and Family from Somers, NY for giving us JoJo,
their adorable African Pygmy Hedgehog. |
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The Funk family for donating their very cute baby Blue
Tongued Skink named Nacho. He is a lovely addition to our reptile
program! |
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Riley and Gavin Gunter for donating many different kinds of
Poison Dart Frog tadpoles. We loved watching
them grow into adults and are fascinated by their beauty! They also generously donated 25 Walking Sticks which we will use for our many 'creepy
crawly' programs. We greatly appreciate their advice and expertise in
caring for these animals and we
cannot thank them enough! |
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Lois Belle and her family for letting us adopt their funny
hand-raised Pekin duck, Neo. He loves to follow children around! |
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Shelly Cote, whom lovingly runs a Chinchilla Rescue, and
helped us adopt two very soft and happy chinchillas named Sophie and Zena.
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Pleasantville Children's Center for donating 2 male Gerbils
and 3 female Gerbils. |
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Linda Licata and her son, David, who donated their very
large Blue Tongued Skink. He's a hit on programs! |

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