BEETON, ONT. As we wrap up the holidays, there s a solution to dispose of Christmas trees, beer and wine bottles that also helps animals in need. The Procyon Wildlife Rehabilitation Centre in Beeton rescues and rehabilitates species in Ontario that have been orphaned, found or injured. The centre cares for them until they are ready to be released back into the wild. The non-profit charity takes in hundreds of animals every year, but the centre s director, Debra Spilar, said they d seen an increase in their intake, but the centre is struggling with low funds. A lot more people are finding animals because they are at home as opposed to being at the office, going on walks and family things, said Spilar, adding that it resulted in a need for more space.