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  • About
    • Mission, History, Ethic
    • Founder & Board
    • Staff & Apprentices
    • Facilities
      • Sanctuary Guide
    • Affiliations
    • Reports & Financials
    • In the News
    • FAQ
  • Services
    • Rescue, Rehabilitation, Release
    • Sanctuary
    • Do No Harm Farm
    • Wildlife Education- Workshop Registration
    • Last Hope Dog & Cat Rescue
    • Advocacy
      • Activist Toolbox
      • Animal Abuse
      • Testing & Research
      • Canned Hunts
      • Animals in Entertainment
      • Pseudo-sanctuaries
      • Factory Farms
      • Plant-based Diets
  • Resources
    • Living with Wildlife
    • No Wild Pets
    • Wildlife Encounters
    • Newsletters
    • Useful Links
  • Get Involved
    • Careers
    • Apprenticeships
    • Internships
    • Volunteer
    • Release Sites
    • Upcoming Events
      • Win a Wild Ride to Save Wildlife
      • Artistic Animals
  • Support Us
    • Donate
    • Sponsor a Wild Animal
    • Become a Wildlife Rescue Sustainer
    • Remembrance Gifts
    • Donate a Vehicle
    • Leave a Bequest
    • Endowment Fund
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    • Wish List
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Cotton Tail

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When fleeing from a predator, cottontail rabbits use a zigzag running pattern and can reach speeds of up to 18 miles an hour.

Cottontail rabbits are mistakenly thought to be mute. In fact, they possess a loud, shrill scream when in pain or danger.

Cottontail rabbits communicate with each other by thumping their back feet against the ground.

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Wildlife Rescue’s Vision is that humans come to see that we are members of a vast life community, that we experience the proper gratitude and respect for this community, and that we live in a more appropriate and compassionate manner in relation to the whole.

WRR was founded in 1977 in San Antonio, Texas. Since 2001 its primary base of operations has been located on 212 acres near Kendalia, Texas, a property which was purchased through the generosity of three of our supporters.

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Wildlife Rescue & Rehabilitation – Kendalia, TX
P.O. Box 369, Kendalia, TX 78027
Phone: 830.336.2725 / Fax: 830.336.3733
Email: info@wildlife-rescue.org

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Wildlife Rescue & Rehabilitation – San Antonio, TX
Roger & Phyllis Sherman Animal Care Complex
1354 Basse Rd., San Antonio, TX 78212
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