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Whoo Loves Wildlife?!!!
Join us for our Valentine’s Day Themed Meet and Greet Whooo Loves Wildlife on Saturday, February 1st, 10am-Noon! Visit us at the Wildlife in Need Center for an opportunity to meet our education ambassadors, take photos, check our scutes and scales display, check out our gift shop, and pick up some treats from our bake sale. This is a kid-friendly event. This event has a suggested donation of $2 per person. Come and meet educational ambassadors up-close and learn their stories and how they became ambassadors, along with fun facts about their species here in Wisconsin. Here are some of the Educational Animal Ambassadors you could potentially view and meet: Jewel, the Ornate Box TurtleTwiggy, the Midland Painted TurtleEvie, the Eastern Fox SnakeLenny, the Virginia OpossumChase the Striped SkunkWillow will be seen through her window, with her trainer. Raenah and Dakota are still in training, and unfortunately won’t appear. 100% of funds raised during this event go to support the Wildlife In Need Center and our mission. Hope to see you there! *Animal welfare is our top priority, this schedule is subject to change if our ambassadors are not 100% and able to work this... read moreGiving Tuesday 2024
This Giving Tuesday, You Can Be a Lifeline for Wisconsin’s Wildlife! Help us raise $27,000. The first $5,000 will be matched by a generous donor! Don’t miss this heartwarming video here showcasing our wildlife patients and their releases. See firsthand how your donations make a difference! Every year, thousands of wild animals in our community face the devastating effects of injury, illness, and as an orphan. As a dedicated wildlife rehabilitation center in Wisconsin, we care for over 2,600 animals annually — giving them the chance to heal, recover, and be returned to their native habitats. But we can’t do this work without you. Your generous donation provides vital medical care and rehabilitation for these animals, from orphaned baby birds to injured turtles, snakes, raccoons, and other Wisconsin wildlife. Your support also helps us educate the public by teaching children and adults how to live with our wild neighbors and fostering a greater understanding of the animals we share our state with. When you give this Giving Tuesday, you help save wild lives, provide essential care, and inspire future generations to protect the wildlife that calls Wisconsin home. Together, we can make a lasting impact on the health and well-being of our native wildlife. Join us Tuesday December 3rd—because every wild life saved and every step toward greater awareness is a step toward a brighter future for Wisconsin’s wildlife. Click here to... read more