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First published in 2006 by Red Rocket Readers, an imprint of Flying Start Books Ltd. Reprinted 2007, 2018.

13/45 Karepiro Drive, Auckland 0932, New Zealand.

story John Lockyer

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Printed in New Zealand

Photograph on pages 5, 11 and 14 supplied by iStock Photo

All other photographs supplied by Jupiter Unlimited

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Word Count = 534

Sometimes animals are lost, sick, or injured. The animals

can be pets, but they might also be wild animals. People

who save these animals are very important. Some of them

are experts, like vets and nurses, but many of them have no

training at all. They are ordinary people who just want the

animals to be happy, clean, and safe. What would you do if

you saw a homeless, sick, or injured animal?

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Use Table of Contents to locate specific information.

Refer to Glossary to clarify basic concepts.

Understand use of commas to separate lists.

Identify soft g sound: emergency germs ranger

Review use of apostrophe for possession: animals

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Animal Rescue

written by John Lockyer

Contents Page

Emergency services 2

Animal rescue workers 3

Vets and nurses 4

Rangers 5

Animal rescue center 6-8

Volunteers 9-11

New homes 12

Wild animals 13

Whales and dolphins 14-15

All animals 16

Most places have special emergency services .

Police , fire , and ambulance are the emergency

services that help to keep people safe .

Animal rescue is an emergency service that

helps to keep animals safe .

Animal rescue workers save wild animals , farm animals ,

and pets that are homeless , hurt , or lost . They look

after many different animals , such as birds , rabbits ,

dogs , goats , cows , donkeys , and horses .

animal rescue workers

Vets and nurses are animal rescue workers . They are

trained to know what is wrong with sick or injured

animals . When vets have to operate on an animal ,

they wear special clothes . Their clothes must be

clean to stop germs spreading to the animal .

vet

In some places , there are rangers who look after wild

animals . They work in forests and parks to check that

the animals keep safe and healthy . Rangers also make

sure that people are safe from wild animals .

ranger

If an animal is homeless or sick or injured , it can

be taken to an animal rescue center . Most small

animals are transported in cages because they get

frightened and may run away . In an emergency , an

animal can be transported to the rescue center in

an animal rescue ambulance .

animal rescue center

All animals are checked when they arrive at the

rescue center . They are given medicine or an

operation if they arent healthy .

A large animal rescue center has buildings with many

rooms . There are different rooms for cats , kittens ,

dogs , and birds . They also have fields for horses and

farm animals . These rescue centers often have a

hospital where vets take care of sick animals .

Volunteers do a lot of the work at rescue centers .

They learn from vets and rangers how to care for

animals . They feed the animals with healthy food .

Volunteers clean animals with brushes , scissors , combs ,

and shampoo . They even brush some animals teeth !

volunteer

Volunteers clean cages . There are small cages for

small animals . Large animals have bigger cages so

that they can move around . Straw , newspaper , and

soft bedding must be changed every day .

Some animals , such as dogs , need lots of exercise ,

so the volunteers take them for walks every day .

Many animals at rescue centers are frightened because

they have been lost or hurt . Vets , rangers , nurses , and

volunteers give extra time and care to these animals .

Animal rescue centers are not homes for animals . As

soon as the animals are healthy , rescue workers try

to find them a good home . They teach new pet owners

how to care for their animals properly .

new owners

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