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(Courtesy photo) Over the years, American Heritage Wildlife Foundation has cared for tree squirrels and ground squirrels, including pine squirrels, fox squirrels, gray squirrels and northern flying squirrels. This image is of a young fox squirrel when it was released.

(Courtesy photo) Over the years, American Heritage Wildlife Foundation has cared for tree squirrels and ground squirrels, including pine squirrels, fox squirrels, gray squirrels and northern flying squirrels. This image is of a young fox squirrel when it was released.

September 5, 2017

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Rehab centers crucial to rescued wildlife
September 5, 2017 1 a.m.

Rehab centers crucial to rescued wildlife

Clark Fork — It is illegal in Idaho to keep a wild animal for long-term rehab, which is why rehabilitation centers like American Heritage Wildlife Foundation are crucial to rescued wildlife.