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There Are Many Ways to Give

"Adopt" a Wildlife Patient
Through our guardianship program you can sponsor a fawn, fox, coyote, raccoon, opossum, groundhog, squirrel, bat or rabbit. Among your guardianship materials you'll get a photo and biography to put a fuzzy face with the name of the animal you helped save.

Financial Gifts
Each year the cost of specialized formulas, medications and maintenance of equipment soars. Financial gifts are tax deductible and directly fund wildlife care. We do not employ a staff.

Get the Wild Baby Rescue Credit Card Through Capital One
With the Wild Baby Rescue credit card Capitol One will donate $50 to Wild Baby Rescue after your first purchase with the card. The Center earns 2% on supermarket/gasoline purchases and 1% on everything else. Each of the three card designs helps to spread the word about our important cause. Please carefully read all rules and regulations associated with the card and consider supporting us through this campaign.

Shopping and Searching Online
Did you know that some search engines and online shopping sites will donate to Wild Baby Rescue just because you've used their services on the web?

Supplies from our Wish List
We welcome donations of specific food items and supplies, as well as items that can be used to provide habitat enrichment for convalescing and orphaned patients. Our "wish list" is a list of items that are in constant demand.

Volunteer at the Center

Volunteer at Wild Baby Rescue
You might be suprised by the range of skills it takes to care for injured and orphaned animals. We're looking for a carpenter, seamstress, care-giver, gardener, and a fundraiser.

Awareness and youth Support

Facebook Fan Page
Become a fan! WBR has a fan page and is also represented in the Causes application.

Show Your Suport
Add a wildlife image to your desktop or link to us from your website or blog.

Youth and School Support
There are many ways for students, boy scouts, girl scouts, and schools to get involved.