Animal Experts Inc. was established in 1991 by Marc Hammond and Jeff Carver. They have been working with wildlife and domestic animals for over 40 years. Their company offers a unique service that humanely captures and removes wildlife. This includes mice, bats, rats, squirrels, pigeons, javelina, raccoons, skunks, bobcats, and much more.
In addition to wildlife, they offer preventative maintenance services and education that prevents unwanted wildlife from entering your home and establishing residence on your property. Their passion is doing wildlife presentations on wildlife safety prevention and wildlife conservation. They believe that education is the key to creating a balance in our ecosystem in order for humans to live with wildlife. They practice what they preach by posting weekly videos on social media about the animals they’ve captured, their relevance to the ecosystem, and fun facts about the animal.
Marc and Jeff had the opportunity to educate millions of viewers by being featured on 9 episodes of National Geographic’s “Animal Extractors”. Several years later they were featured on 8 episodes of Nat Geo Wild’s “When Nature Calls”. They’ve been featured on three separate wildlife documentaries on wolves, badgers, and “how roadrunners eat rattlesnakes”. There is nothing they love more than being on all four local news stations. They love sharing exciting animal stories and giving advice to the community they love and adore.
At the District 5500 DG installation this past weekend, DG Don Jorgensen presented the club awards. Our club was announced as a nominee in many categories, and we received the Global Services Award for Senegal: The Forgotten Children Humanitarian Aid Project. Congratulations to the Rotary Club of Tucson and to President Margaret for her leadership role in these global efforts.
Hello all Rotary Club of Tucson members! The next meeting of the non-fiction book club fellowship will be held:
Wednesday, June 26 at Noon
Vero Amore Restaurant - 2920 N Swan Rd
Book - Desert Solitaire by Edward Abbey
We will be meeting for lunch, as our regular club lunch meeting is not being held that day. Please let me know if you plan to attend at nxstockton@gmail.com or 303-378-1770.
Also, please let me know if you would like to be included on the book club email distribution list. I limit all-club emails to a maximum of one per month, the goal being to assure all new members are aware of our activities while refraining from inundating those who are not interested.
Thanks!
Nancy
The selected book for July is Hillbilly Elegy by J.D. Vance.
The Club's Change of Administration Party will take place on Saturday, June 29th at the Omni Tucson National Resort. This is when President Margaret will pass the gavel and reigns to President Elect Kurtis Dawson. It is always a very fun evening (live band) so please go onto the website www.tucsonrotary.org and register yourself and your guests. The cost is $100 per person which will include a raffle ticket for Jim Click's Pinetop condo. This is not a replacement mixer so all will be billed to your account. Other prizes will be drawn by Members who have 5 service points. The DEADLINE TO REGISTER is Monday, 6/24 by 3:00 p.m. Any registrations after the deadline will be charged $3.00 per registration. So, help us thank Margaret Higgins for a sterling year, and welcome in Kurtis Dawson as our new President!
Receive a Match for your June donation to the Annual Fund of The Rotary Foundation
A minimum of a $100 donation will be matched by our club's earned recognition if check is received by June 27th. And all donations to the Annual Fund are returned to our District 5500's Foundation with a return on every dollar donated with a 47 1/2 cents on each dollar. Our club has applied for and received funds from our District 5500 Foundation in the past and most likely in the future. Projects that our Rotary Club has benefited from through District 5500 funds which came from The Rotary Foundation's Annual Fund include:
We had a beautiful start to the Hiking Fellowship's "Summer Series" with a group of 11 Rotarians enjoying the Marshall Gulch, Aspen Loop trail on Mount Lemmon. Martha and I were joined by selfie master, Michael Guymon, Debbie Sheppard, Lee Olitzky, Bruce Jacobs, Don Riegger, Gary Olsen, David Lex, Chuck Sawyer and action photographer, Khris Dodge.
Please save the date for the second trek of the Hiking Fellowship's "Summer Series" on Saturday, July 13th when we will venture to the very top of Mount Lemmon for the Meadow, Mount Lemmon Loop. This hike is 2.1 miles and categorized as easy with spectacular views. Also, the "Summer Series" will conclude with a private lunch/beverages and celebration on Saturday, September 14th details, TBA...
At the lunch meetings, stop by the Car Show Ticket Sales table at the back to: (1) pick up your ticket packet or get more tickets (2) sign up for selling tickets at Little Anthony events on several Saturdays or (3) get forms and let us know If you're willing to reach out to nonprofits or other Rotary Clubs in Arizona to be partner sellers. Also, if you can think of another community event at which we might be able to sell Car Show tickets, let us know. ~ Jeanne Zetah
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