AUDREY TOURNAY: Aspen Valley Wildlife Sanctuary
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AUDREY TOURNAY: Aspen Valley Wildlife Sanctuary
As a high school teacher, AUDREY TOURNAY was adamant about educating her students on Canadas rich wildlife population - including raccoons, porcupines and skunks. In the years since retiring, her dedication to animals evolved into the Aspen Valley Wildlife Sanctuary. Since 1972, the centre has housed and rehabilitated thousands of orphaned and injured animals every year, from black bears to beavers to squirrels. They also house the largest Black Bear Rehabilitation facility in the world. Tournay spreads a message of compassion and wildlife preservation and has dedicated her life to providing refuge for animals in need.
YouTube | April 12, 2010
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