Orphaned Wildlife Rehabilitation Society has shut down public tours at its 72nd Street facility due to growing concern over coronavirus.
“Due to the growing concern of COVID-19 we are shutting down public tours effective immediately until further notice,” OWL stated via social media yesterday
“As always we are available for bird of prey emergencies 24/7,” OWL added.
Due to the growing concern of COVID-19 we are shutting down public tours effective immediately until further notice.
— OWLRehab OrphanedWildlife (@OWLRehab) March 17, 2020
As always we are available for bird of prey emergencies 24/7 pic.twitter.com/sF4jhwuPDp
In an earlier post OWL noted the dates for its annual open house have been changed. The event is now tentatively set for June 6 and 7.
Notice about our Annual Open House date change! As we all adapt to the difficult situation of the Coronavirus we have decided to postpone the Annual Open House tentatively to JUNE 6th & 7th This may also change. Please note our gift shop is currently closed to the public. pic.twitter.com/3eT3wz6kj4
— OWLRehab OrphanedWildlife (@OWLRehab) March 17, 2020
