is a licensed wildlife rehabilitator and co-founder of the Charles N. Gordon Wildlife Rehabilitation Center in rural New York. She helped develop raccoon care protocols now used in over 40 states and a dozen countries.

As Vice-President of the New York State Wildlife Rehabilitation Council, she supports training and licensing for rehabbers across the region. Sarah brings practical expertise, ethical care, and quiet dedication to every rescue—usually before sunrise, and often with a raccoon in tow. Somehow, they found time to answer questions about Raccoons from an author thousands of miles away, with grace and humour (or humor)