The annual benefit for the Wildlife in Need Center was back on Sunday with a pancake breakfast serving over 300 people with well over 1,000 pancakes along with scrambled eggs and all the toppings. The event returned after a four-year absence due to COVID and featured raffle items, bake sale, kids games as well as animal representatives for the group.
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Kyla Bajorek of Dousman helps her son Theo to a bite-sized piece of pancake at the benefit held Sunday for WINC.
- Sue Boyer/Special to The Freeman
Leucius, a young opossum, enjoys a piece of banana from WINC Executive Director Kim Banach during the annual benefit pancake breakfast held Sunday in Dousman.
- Sue Boyer/Special to The Freeman
Five-year-old Rylee Wagner of New Berlin enjoys a pancake breakfast at the benefit for the Wildlife In Need Center on Sunday in Dousman.
- Sue Boyer/Special to The Freeman
Chase Kolinski of Pewaukee enjoys feeling the fur of one of the pelts on display at the WINC benefit breakfast.
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Evelyn Young, 9, ponders the eye movements an owl puppet on display at the WINC benefit breakfast on Sunday in Dousman.
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Judy Dollhopf, a part-time administrative assistant for the Wildlife In Need Center, adjusts the lamp shade of a unique three owl lamp offered as a raffle item.
- Sue Boyer/Special to The Freeman
WINC education volunteer Cody Rupee transfers an Eastern fox snake to a snake-friendly maze for people to facilitate the viewing of the reptile.
- Sue Boyer/Special to The Freeman
Retired teacher Monica Whaley and her daughter Adia learn about the life facts of a rare box turtle on display at the WINC benefit breakfast held Sunday in Dousman.
- Sue Boyer/Special to The Freeman
