Our Projects
Each year we see more and more animals pass through the doors of our hospital,
and each year we see more and more rehabilitated animals leave them.
In the heart of our commitment to the welfare of injured wildlife lies a pressing need – the need for more enclosures.
As the demands on our wildlife hospital continue to grow, so does the urgency for expanding our rehabilitation facilities. Each day, we welcome animals in need of a safe haven for recovery, and the availability of suitable enclosures is crucial to their healing journey, a safe haven that without us, they wouldn’t have access to.
Join us in making a difference in the lives of these animals by helping us provide the space, enclosures and care they deserve.
Current Projects
New Deer Enclosure and Shed
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As our efforts to rescue and rehabilitate injured and orphaned deer have intensified, our existing facilities have become stretched to their limits. The construction of a new enclosure and shed is imperative to meet the growing demands of these majestic animals, offering them the space, safety, and protection they require during their recovery.
New Duck Pond and Pen
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As our efforts to rescue and rehabilitate injured and orphaned ducks have intensified, our existing facilities have become stretched to their limits. The construction of a new pond and duck pen is vital to meet the growing needs of these beautiful animals, offering them the space, safety, and protection they require during their recovery.
How can you help?
A simple donation towards the build of these projects can make all the difference.
Whether you choose to make a modest contribution or generously sponsor the construction of an entire enclosure, every ounce of support is deeply appreciated. To recognize the extraordinary generosity of those who sponsor an entire enclosure, we offer the special honor of a personalized plaque on the structure, commemorating their commitment to our cause.
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