Kelly Verduin, Back to Nature operations manager, is one of the few people there who's trained to rehabilitate the wildlife.
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Yoey Rosado, 25 of College Park, brought a baby squirrel she found near her home into Back to Nature.
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Spencer the Arctic Fox
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Koko the emu
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Zema the western cougar
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Baby animals that have been rehabilitated go to another part of the refuge where they stay until they're ready to be released.
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Oliver the bobcat
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Mongua the Barred Owl
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Athena the African spurred tortoise
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