If no one’s reminded you lately, good begets good. It’s the kind of adage our grandparents shared with us when we were young, and they were absolutely right. The more kindness we show to all living things, the better off we are. A woman in New England recently found a saw-whet owl on her driveway in need of help. She contacted the Newhouse Wildlife Rescue for help. The organization quickly picked up the owl and brought her in for treatment. What appeared to be a simple case turned out to be a bit more challenging. Newhouse Wildlife transported the owl to Camp Ann Wildlife for further help.“I can’t begin to tell you how many birds we have sent to Cape Ann Wildlife over the years. The women there have always been so helpful and have saved animals that I honestly wasn’t sure could be saved. Their time and dedication is incredible,” a Facebook post reads. The Sweet Owl is Now Hoping to Help Camp Ann Wildlife Newhouse Wildlife Rescue shared a photo of the owl along with a plea for help for the people of Cape Ann Wildlife. “It saddens us to have learned that their founder, Jodi, has recently been dealing with a lung cancer diagnosis and has been struggling after a recent surgery to try to save her life. She still helped wrap this little owl’s wing, even with all she is going through. She is a very kind soul. Still now, she Is giving and healing, as she has for many years,” the message reads. “They don’t have much time for fundraising these days, so I wanted to do one here. Their funds are running low. Please help support their efforts so we can take a little off their shoulders. They do so much good,” the organization added. Followers immediately answered the call for help by setting up a GoFundMe. They’ve raised more than $19,000 thus far. This story’s featured image can be found here.