The Moth November 11, 2010

Have you ever been the sous-chef for a rabbit? What would a cow custodian's or a mouse maid's duties entail? How much work does it take to keep our animals healthy and happy? If you are interested in animals and their care, join us for a day of chores 'behind-the-scenes.' This hands-on day of feeding, cleaning and observation will give you an opportunity to experience and understand the work of a livestock farmer and a wildlife care specialist. You will be surprised at how much fun can be found in such meaningful work. - - Things You Should Know: - - - Drumlin Farm Wildlife Sanctuary is a dynamic environment. Occasionally we may make programmatic changes to take advantage of new opportunities or to maintain the safety of visitors and the animals we care for. - - Children should be the age indicated by the start of each program. - - On the first day of each class, please check in at the Admissions Window (except where noted), to find out where your class will meet. - - Programs include some time indoors as well as outdoors, and classes will run rain or shine; please come dressed comfortably for our outdoor adventures! If severe winter weather occurs please call our cancellation line by dialing 781-259-2200 (press 2 and 2 again). - - In programs where there is a farm to food connection, snacks from the farm may be incorporated. Registration is required. See http://www.massaudubon.org/catalog/listing.php?program_code=1587-DFP10FA1 for more information.