A #Mysterious Caller Tells Them To Go Outside. When They Finally Spot It, They Immediately Pick Up The Phone! ———————————- A #Texas group that works hard to #help #children in need has just received a #surprise #gift from a kind #Good Samaritan.
An anonymous caller reportedly reached out to officials with The #Children’s Home in Amarillo early #Wednesday morning and told the staff to go outside and take a look at their #beautiful #Nativity scene.
A receptionist did a little digging and ended up finding a nice surprise hidden underneath the #baby #Jesus doll inside the manger.
When the receptionist picked up the baby Jesus, there was an envelope waiting for The Children’s Home—with a $50,000 check inside!
Although the extremely generous donor does wish to remain anonymous, Group #President Darrin Murphy says staffers have already called him to thank him for what he’s done.
The Children’s Home has always been a well-known safe space for at-risk kids and teenagers to stay whenever they need a helping hand.
The mysterious #donor told officials that he’s seen the good work The Children’s Home does for the community each and every day, and the organization has inspired him to be a better person.
When #Murphy told the children at the #home how much money the Good Samaritan had donated, he said they were all excitedly jumping for joy over the amazing news.
This tiny moorhen chick had almost drowned before a kind member of the public rushed to save its life. Sadly, there were no signs of its parents and it was rushed into the centre for help.
Whilst it had, remarkably, escaped injury and was soon quite bright and lively, it was still too young to survive alone in the wild and needed a little help to reach adulthood. It is currently in one of our duckling units awaiting transfer to The Swan Sanctuary to grow up with others of its kind.
These tiny hatchlings are great-spotted woodpeckers, and they were brought into the centre after falling from their nest. Sadly, they were ice cold on arrival and were rushed into an incubator to warm up before treatment.
Unfortunately, one of the group was too weak to survive, but the others are now much more lively and have been transferred to an experienced orphan feeder for round the clock care. We hope that they will be able to return to the wild once they have fully developed!
With lockdown set to continue, people are out gardening more than ever. Unfortunately, this is leading to a vast increase in youngsters being admitted to the centre.
Sadly, these four rabbit kits were admitted to the centre, having been dug up from their warren. Luckily, all of them had escaped injury but, unfortunately, were unable to be returned to their nest. After a thorough examination from our vet team, they were transferred to Angela, one of our vital animal carers.
Please be extra vigilant for wildlife when gardening at this time of the year.
