VOICED : Animales en problemas Washington tiene

Cindy Velasquez, part of Washington's animal rescue team, responds to a call about a squirrel trapped in a house. Her team works around the clock to assist animals in danger or posing threats. After a brief chase, Cindy captures the squirrel. The video also highlights a wildlife rehabilitation center in Washington, which treats injured animals like a turtle with a leg injury. The center can care for up to 1,500 animals annually. In 2013, nearly 300 animals were treated and many were released back into the wild.

What is the primary role of Cindy Velasquez's team?

• To conduct wildlife research

• To train animals for performances

• To rescue animals in danger or posing a threat

• To provide medical care to injured animals

What challenge does Cindy face when capturing the squirrel?

• The squirrel was hiding in a small space

• The squirrel was injured and needed medical attention

• The squirrel was running around the room looking for an exit

• The squirrel was aggressive and tried to bite

What facilities does the wildlife rehabilitation center in Washington have?

• A public viewing area for visitors

• A training ground for animal behavior

• Incubators, a nursing area, and examination rooms

• A large outdoor habitat for animals

How many animals can the Washington rehabilitation center care for annually?

• 2,000

• 1,500

• 1,000

• 500

What treatment did the turtle receive at the rehabilitation center?

• Surgery to repair its shell

• Antibiotics and daily cleaning

• A special diet for recovery

• Physical therapy for mobility