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IMPORTANT ALERT! Our Montana rescue llamas are still with us.  Some have found homes, a few succumbed to years of neglect and have passed on. We still, as of July 2011, have over sixty of the rescues here.  They continue to need food and medical care, and your ongoing support is greatly appreciated. Please Donate Now!

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Welcome to Our Home on the Web

...to the online home of Northeast Llama Rescue and New York Wildlife Rescue Center . We have big plans at NYWRC/NELR, plans that you'll be able to follow here and on our blog as things develop. It's an exciting time, and we're glad to welcome you all to share it with us!

Wes and Darcy Laraway are two Middleburgh School teachers who are well known nationwide for their animal rescue efforts. Formerly President of the Middleburgh Rotary Club and The New York State Llama and Alpaca Association, Wes is also a licensed Nuisiance Wildlife Control Officer with advanced training in handling Rabies Vector species.

The Laraway family rescues hundreds of domestic animals every year from all over the Northeast, providing them rehabilitation, new homes and sanctuary at their farm. Many animals are nursed back to health, and after careful screening, adopted into new families, with a new lease on life.

As if rescuing hundreds of "domesticated" animals per year is not enough, The Laraways are also both licensed NY State Wildlife Rehabilitators. They raised nine Whitetail Fawns this spring and by fall had successfully reintroduced them back into the wild.

The Laraways hope to expand their Wildlife Rescue facility this year to include other native wildlife species. They will be available to provide educational programs for any interested community groups upon request. They also have a rescue blog that is updated regularly for individuals who want to know about the daily lives of the animals they save. Please visit: northeastllamarescue.blogspot.com

In November of 2008, after many months of work toward the goal, we received our IRS 501(c)(3) non-profit status. EIN# 20-3361678. All donations to NELR/NYWRC are now tax exempt within the limits of the laws governing charitable contributions.

A pdf copy of our not-for-profit certificate may be downloaded here. Your computer will require the free Adobe Acrobat Reader to read this file.

The above short article appeared in the Middleburgh
Central School District newsletter, winter 2007.

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