Local resident provides wildlife rehab for animals in need

  • A baby squirrel and pup huddle together on a blanket COURTESY PHOT0
    A baby squirrel and pup huddle together on a blanket COURTESY PHOT0
  • Kim Munn holds a young grey fox pup. COURTESY PHOT0
    Kim Munn holds a young grey fox pup. COURTESY PHOT0
  • A white-tailed deer fawn and black kitten rest together in a pet bed at Lampasas wildlife rehabilitator Kim Munn’s home. COURTESY PHOT0
    A white-tailed deer fawn and black kitten rest together in a pet bed at Lampasas wildlife rehabilitator Kim Munn’s home. COURTESY PHOT0
  • A kitten and baby skunk huddle together while under Munn’s care. COURTESY PHOT0
    A kitten and baby skunk huddle together while under Munn’s care. COURTESY PHOT0
    There is a Lampasas resident who has more than three decades of experience in taking in wounded or displaced animals that she either provides care to until they are ready to be released or she moves them to the proper place to receive care if necessary.Kim Munn has been doing wildlife rehabilitation for about 35 years. She started by working for a veterinarian and said she was motivated ...

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