A Place to Heal - Thoenelt, Ingrid
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What can wild animals teach us about life? A lot, it turns out, if we are willing to listen and learn! A Place to Heal-Life Lessons From Wild Animals contains poems and stories about some of the wild guests and patients at Greenwood Wildlife Rehabilitation Center in Colorado. Topics include: Taking care of wild orphan babies, types of injuries we frequently see, so called nuisance animals, the joy of releasing wild animals back into their natural habitat, the heartbreak of farewells, and how wild animals can be our teachers. While the book touches on issues and topics of wildlife…mehr

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What can wild animals teach us about life? A lot, it turns out, if we are willing to listen and learn! A Place to Heal-Life Lessons From Wild Animals contains poems and stories about some of the wild guests and patients at Greenwood Wildlife Rehabilitation Center in Colorado. Topics include: Taking care of wild orphan babies, types of injuries we frequently see, so called nuisance animals, the joy of releasing wild animals back into their natural habitat, the heartbreak of farewells, and how wild animals can be our teachers. While the book touches on issues and topics of wildlife rehabilitation, its main focus is on the complex and significant relationships between humans and wild animals. The book highlights those moments of deep connection that can change us forever and turn us into kinder and more compassionate human beings. All proceeds from the sale of this book will be donated to the operations of Greenwood Wildlife Rehabilitation Center for the rescue and rehabilitation of the wildlife all around us.
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After a successful career in German and Comparative Literature, Ingrid put aside academia, but kept her love of poetry, especially Mary Oliver and Rainer Maria Rilke. Her encore career as a veterinary technician, ministering to shelter animals at local humane societies, has led her to become a licensed wildlife rehabilitator specializing in waterfowl. On her daily walks, Ingrid observes the natural world, often pausing to enter the stillness beneath a tree beside a lake, stream or river, becoming as much a part of the natural world as the breeze, a rock, or a cloud. Her response to the vibrant natural world is to write poetry, capturing the details that inspire her, the impressions that touch her heart and weaving them into the fabric of her life.