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the Wildlife In Need Center

Thanks to you our future is bright

The Wildlife In Need Center is entering an exciting phase of growth and development. With an increased demand for high quality wildlife rehabilitation and community education we have outgrown our current facility. With construction finally complete we hope you'll support us throughout the process of settling in and looking towards the future. It's because of you, our volunteers and supporters, that we have gotten to this point and we hope to strengthen that relationship with this new opportunity we've been given. And, in the coming months and years we hope to nurture and strengthen our new relationship with the University of Wisconsin - Waukesha and our surrounding communities as well.  Please watch this page for more details as plans develop.
   
 

The Wildlife In Need Center's New Home

All images copyright The Kubala Waskatko Architects, Inc

Invest in the Future: Wildlife In Need Center Capital Campaign

With your help to reach our $1,500,000.00 goal, the Wildlife in Need Center will soar to new heights. To the right is a depiction of our new facility slated to be complete spring of 2011.

Opportunities for naming rights are currently available for a number of areas and programs at the new facility.  These one-time sponsorships provide a unique way to see the benefit of your contribution grow well into the future.  All facility and program related sponsorships will be acknowledged with a custom sign specifying each respective area or program for the center.  Contact our executive director Michael Guzniczak at mguzniczak@helpingwildlife.org for details or to set up a meeting.

An aerial view of the new building attached to the existing Gertrude Sherman building and the parking area

 

 

Our new flight area will be designed for flexibility. The area can be opened for one long flight corridor or separated into multiple habitats for smaller birds.

 

 

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