VOICED : Winter arrives at Washington's

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 charity rehab center. The center can handle up to 1500 patients annually and has facilities for treatment and recovery. A turtle with a leg injury is shown recovering well after treatment. The video concludes with the squirrel returning to the bedroom, highlighting typical animal behavior during rescues.

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

• To provide medical care to injured animals

• To educate the public about wildlife

• To rescue and remove wildlife from homes

• To conduct wildlife research

What happens to healthy animals after they are rescued?

• They are adopted by local residents

• They are sent to a sanctuary

• They are released back into the wild

• They are kept in a zoo

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

• It is open only during the summer

• It only treats birds

• It is the first of its kind in Washington

• It is the largest in the country

How many wild animals were nursed back to health in 2013?

• 1500

• 300

• 1000

• 500

What treatment was given to the turtle with a degloved rear leg?

• Surgery and physical therapy

• Antibiotics and daily cleaning

• Dietary supplements

• Bandaging and rest