The video follows Cindy, a member of Washington, DC's Animal Rescue team, as she rescues a squirrel trapped in a home. The team is on call 24/7 to assist animals and residents. Healthy animals are released back into the wild, while injured ones are treated at a local wildlife rehab center. The center, capable of handling 1500 patients annually, provides care for various animals, including a turtle recovering from a leg injury. In 2013, nearly 300 animals were rehabilitated, with some set for release in spring.

What is the primary role of Cindy's team in Washington, DC?

• To conduct wildlife research

• To educate the public about wildlife

• To rescue and remove wildlife from homes

• To provide medical care to injured animals

What happens to healthy animals after they are removed from homes?

• They are kept in a zoo

• They are released back into the wild

• They are sent to a wildlife sanctuary

• They are adopted by local residents

What is unique about the charity rehab center mentioned in the transcript?

• It is the first of its kind in Washington

• It is open only during the summer

• It is the only center that treats domestic animals

• It only treats birds

How many wild animals were nursed back to health in 2013 at the rehab center?

• 1000

• 1500

• 300

• 500

What type of injury did the turtle have when it was brought to the rehab center?

• A missing limb

• A head injury

• A degloving of the rear leg

• A broken shell