Wildlife rehab center aids birds and asks for volunteers
South Plains Wildlife Rehabilitation Center in south Lubbock describes rescues, care routines, and ambassador animals while urging volunteers and donations. Executive director Sarah Hollers notes birds of prey and songbirds as main focus, with occasional larger wildlife relocated to Amarillo. They plan expansion, education centers, and 24 7 drop offs, plus social media outreach and a summer camp.
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Sarah Hollers
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South Plains Wildlife Rehabilitation Center
95Th St
South Lubbock
Sandy Cheeks
SPWRC
Wild West Wildlife Rehabilitation Center
N. Soncy Road
Amarillo
Ambassador Row
Titan
Miller Elementary School
Grumbles
Vincent and
Simon
Doc
Festus
Shadow
Sterling
Dobby
Tonka
Red Barn
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Instagram
TikTok
YouTube
Tractor Supply
Lubbock
Sandy
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Neon 600-foot cactus never rises over Papago Park in Phoenix
A 1976 proposal for a 600-foot neon saguaro in Papago Park sparked national debate, drawing outraged letters and mockups. City officials declined the plan, preserving the desert park’s natural landscape while historians note how Phoenix might have evolved with such a landmark.
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Los Angeles
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Grand Canyon
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Phoenix Parks Board
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Walrath
Saguaro
Metro Phoenix
Camelback
South Mountains
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