Wildlife Rescue Dairy Further News 2012 Feb 9th
●Laser● Further News 9 February 2012 by TOSHIMI
Having fully recovered and starting to show strong signs of his true, wild nature, Laser was barely recognisable from the time he was first rescued when he was returned safely to the natural environment on 9 February. Here’s hoping he will continue to stay healthy!
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