Turtle rescue in Rockland sparks safety reminder
A volunteer from the Turtles of Western Highway rescued one Sunday morning.
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Jul 7, 2025, 10:50 AM
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Updated 6 hr ago
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6h agoAnimal activists in Rockland County are reminding drivers to stay alert for turtles crossing the roads.
A volunteer from the Turtles of Western Highway rescued one Sunday morning.
The group is a division of the Hudson Valley Humane Society.
Officials are urging drivers to keep their eyes open and watch for turtles while on the road.
If a turtle has been hit, they ask that it be brought to Valley Cottage Animal Hospital.
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