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Kelly Finney please follow me and my wildlife rescue by using the following page. Kelly's Westshore Animal Friends. or
Kellypopps Finney

Adoption fees will apply for kittens being adopted out

Ok so our wildlife fundraiser has now ended. We raised over $600 😁 ❤ a great big thank you to everyone that was ...
04/23/2024

Ok so our wildlife fundraiser has now ended. We raised over $600 😁 ❤ a great big thank you to everyone that was able to donate, I love and appreciate each one of you!! I have a educated guess that this year is going to be very busy here at my rescue. So now I can go out and get some much needed supplies for these babies. Get get geared up for some more news coming up in a month or so. We have some big thing that we are doing here at
Kelly's Westshore Animal Friends 🙂❤ Again thank you to all who donated!! Kelly & critters❤

04/15/2024

**UPDATE** This is our last week of the fundraiser, get you T-shirt orders in along with your kind donation!! 😁🐾🐾❤ Thank you from all of us here at the rescue🐾🐾❤
I am starting a new and VERY exciting thing here, 😁❤ For every $20 or more that you donate to the rescue you can now order a new
Kelly's Westshore Animal Friends
T shirt for only $15 your choice of color, and size. If you have already donated on this fundraiser, and wish to order a T-shirt just message me here on Facebook Messenger, color & size, you will love these shirts!!
Donate, and order yours today!! ❤🤗🙂🐾🐾
Sample Pictures of the T-shirts will be posted in the comments.
Thank you all for your support 🐾🐾

Hello everyone,
My wildlife rescue is starting up very soon, and we are in need of donations to purchase things like, Kent wildlife formula, (for all babies) , which can be ordered at Tri County Feeds in NewEra, MI. They will deliver to the rescue free of charge. just some of the things that we use daily are for all of our babies are: Purina dry puppy chow, Wet puppy food, dry kitten chow, wet kitten food, Ge**er rice cereal, Ge**er banana biscuit cookies, Milk bone marrow treats, Ge**er 2nd food baby foods, Pedialyte. The squirrels also like: peanuts in the shell, raw whole pumpkin seeds, pistachios in the shells, all fresh fruits and vegetables are vital to all of our animals diets, And this year we are so happy to announce that we have a new veterinarian on call, this is huge, but will be costly. I will be needing vaccines for the babies, antibiotics, deworming meds, and Syringes. Daily we use, laytex gloves, paper towels, baby bottles, bleach, p*e pads, towels(your old towels work great) dawn dish soap to rid babies of fleas, and other crawly things when they first come in. There are so many different ways to help us help the wildlife babies. either by dropping off your donation here at the rescue, or by mail, or by Deposits at West Shore bank. we have a business account there strictly for the rescue, or by using this donation page am a Non-profit wildlife rescue, with a 501 c3
There's a lot that goes into being a wildlife rehabilitator, and I am only able to rescue this beautiful wildlife with your help!! If you have ANY questions, please reach out to me at:
🐾Kelly's Westshore Animal Friends🐾
6690 N. 88th Avenue
Hart, MI 49420
231-220-8374
Or by text, or by Facebook messenger
Thank you so very much. No donation is to big or to small.

Please Read!! This is so important for our baby opossums survival.
03/23/2024

Please Read!! This is so important for our baby opossums survival.

Myths Busted: Common Misconceptions About Your Local Trash PandaRaccoons are fascinating animals that are often misunder...
03/13/2024

Myths Busted: Common Misconceptions About Your Local Trash Panda

Raccoons are fascinating animals that are often misunderstood and shrouded in myth. Here are some common misconceptions about raccoons and the truth behind them:

Myth #1: Raccoons are dirty and carry diseases

It’s true that raccoons can carry diseases, but they are no dirtier than any other wild animal. In fact, raccoons are known for their grooming habits and cleanliness. They are constantly washing their hands (or paws) and cleaning their faces, and will even use tools to groom themselves.

Myth #2: Raccoons are nocturnal

While raccoons are primarily active at night, they are not strictly nocturnal. They are opportunistic feeders and will search for food whenever it is available, including during the day. Raccoons are also more active during the spring and summer months when food is more abundant.

Myth #3: Raccoons are dangerous

Raccoons are wild animals and, like any wild animal, they can be dangerous if they feel threatened. However, raccoons are generally timid and will try to avoid confrontation if possible. As long as you give them space and do not try to approach or handle them, raccoons are not a threat to humans.

Myth #4: Raccoons only eat garbage

While it’s true that raccoons are often attracted to garbage and will scavenge for food in trash cans, they are actually omnivores and have a varied diet. In the wild, raccoons eat a variety of fruits, vegetables, insects, and small animals. They are also known to raid bird feeders and gardens.

~Credit to Gates Wildlife Control~

She has the weight of the world on her back!! 🐾🐾 But she wouldn't have it any other way!! ❤❤🐾🐾
03/12/2024

She has the weight of the world on her back!! 🐾🐾 But she wouldn't have it any other way!! ❤❤🐾🐾

So yesterday I was in my craft room making my Kelly's westshore animal friends shirts for our big fundraiser in July, wh...
03/08/2024

So yesterday I was in my craft room making my Kelly's westshore animal friends shirts for our big fundraiser in July, when a knock came at the front door, so I of course answered it, well there stood a gentleman he asked me if I could tell him more about my animal rescue, and what kind of things are needed, so I told him a few of the things we use on a daily basis, so we get done talking and he leaves, I go back in and continue making my shirts, well a while later I hear another knock at the door, well I answer it and it was that same gentleman, he had come bearing gifts this time, there was almost 100 pounds of dog kibbles for the raccoons, p*e pads, paper towels, baby wipes. . I said all of this to say how thankful I am to the kind people of Oceana County, people who go out of their way to help someone. People aren't all bad and for the most part and just want to help. So remember to always be kind, even if it is just a smile to brighten up someone's day. Thanks to the kind man who brightened up my day, with his kind donation. Love to all🙂❤🐾🐾

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Hart, MI
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