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‘Running out of time’: El Paso wildlife rescue prepares new generation of rehabilitators

Summary by El Paso Matters
Sun rays streamed through a mesh enclosure as pigeon chicks hopped about and pecked at the ground at the Second Chance Wildlife Rescue.Outside, Habib the deer dashed across his roughly 1-acre paddock as wildlife rehabilitator Josie Karam prepared for her daily routine of feeding, cleaning up after and treating dozens of rescued animals. Karam said it was a busy October for the rescue, which she has run for over 30 years from her Upper Valley hom…
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