Wildlife rescue gives animals their second chance at survival [Video]

NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WKRN) — For many wildlife, their only shot at survival is a second chance, and that’s thanks to wildlife rehabilitation centers. In Middle Tennessee, they’re overwhelmed more than ever before. Harmony Wildlife rescue, a local wildlife organization is doing everything it can to help.

Harmony Rescue is Anastasia Kudrez’s happy place. She’s the executive director. “This is my heart,” she said. It’s where she finds her peace and her purpose. “Oh, my gosh, it makes it all worth it.”

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It’s a sentiment shared by everyone here at Harmony Wildlife Rescue: the desire to help.

“Wildlife rehabilitation gives me a chance to really give back and mitigate some of the damage that humans do. Just by being here, most of the animals that come in, are here directly as a result of some sort of interaction with humans, and we can help them get better and hopefully release them back into their …