A conversation with Cheryl Connell Marsh, the founder of Nottingham Nature Nook in East Lansing

How much is too much when it comes to dedication and work? If you asked our guest that, you would be shocked by her answer! Listen Saturday at 9AM as Rick Preussfrom Preuss Pets Doctor Will Schultz DVM (retired) and Lee Cohen discuss this and other questions with Cheryl Connell Marsh, the founder of Nottingham Nature Nookin East Lansing. Cheryl is an animal rehabilitator who cares for a huge number of creatures that are found lost, hurt, orphaned and she nurses them back to health and hopefully a return to nature. Squirrels, deer, fawns, foxes, kits, raccoons, weasels, and a whole lot of songbirds are among the animals she and a few helpers care for 24 hours per day. For Cheryl, 22 hour days are not infrequent. Hear about the new renovations to care for the animals and simplify the system for those providing care. You will be fascinated and maybe even want to help if you listen to this weekend's edition of the Mid Michigan Pet Expert Talk Show - 1320 WILSShow on 1320 AM WILS on the radio