Muscovy Ducks Need Love Too!The Muscovy Duck shown here is a female called Rudi. She lives at Michelin North America Headquarters near the pond. She got the name Rudi because she reminded someone of Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer.

Geese Mate for Life!Gigi the goose has a broken wing. She also resides near the pond at Michelin. Geese mate for life, so her mate was probably killed or he would stay with her when the flock flies south for the winter.

Call 864-233-0339 for animal in need

http://www.wildlife-rehab.com/PO Box 1801 Greenville, SC 29602 info@wildlife-rehab.com

Wildlife Rehab of GreenvilleWildlife Rehab of Greenville is a 501(c)(3) non-profit, all volunteer organization dedicated to the rehabilitation and release of injured and orphaned wildlife in the 7 counties of the Upstate. We hold all necessary permits required to rehabilitate and exhibit animals.

Founded in 1993, Wildlife Rehab of Greenville is funded solely by its members and public donations, which cover the cost of food and veterinary expenses for our wildings.

Wildlife Rehab of Greenville provides educational wildlife information to hundreds of area residents of all ages. In addition, each year our well trained rehabilitators give a second chance to more than 1,900 injured and orphaned animals before releasing them back to the wild.