Call of the Wild

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(SUNfoto by Lou Mattei) Wildlife Center volunteer Tom Wyant showed off the Center’s resident Gila monster May 1 at the Center’s annual open house. Wyant said the Gila monster subsists on a diet of freshly killed rats. It is one of 34 species of wildlife that live at the Center, which doubles as a hospital for sick and injured wildlife, and an education center for the public.

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    In her first life, Nancy Tenbrink was a social worker and psychologist. Now retired, she has spent four years with the rare title of volunteer bobcat handler at the Wildlife Center.     “I get to play with baby mountain…

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