Napa Wildlife Rescue Annual Campaign
OUR GOAL
To save and protect the beautiful Napa Valley wildlife that adds so much to our quality of life. We work to restore wildlife to health so we can release them back into their native habitats in accordance with species-specific release criteria. We also work closely with other animal agencies, the county and state park system, and law enforcement agencies throughout the Bay Area.
OUR NEED
There has been a disruption of nesting, breeding and feeding territories in Napa County that has led to an increase in the number and variety of species that NWR rehabilitates annually.
We are constantly looking for people interested in volunteering with Wildlife Rescue Center of Napa County to help with rehabilitation, transport, fundraising, grant writing and labor to build our facility.
SOME OF THE WAYS YOUR FISCAL AND TIME DONATION CAN HELP
- Costs of medications used in rehabilitation
- Helping to promote public awareness and appreciation through media and community outreach
- Costs of equipment such as aviary cages, incubators
- Costs for setting up a new songbird clinic
- Costs for establishing our own Napa County facility
- Recruiting and training new rehabbers
How to Donate:
Your donation is tax deductible and can be made online! Please complete the attached donor information profile and your donation will be accepted through PAY PAL and processed via their secure donation payment system. NWR will acknowledge your donation and provide a thank you letter and tax id # for your tax records! Your donation will also be acknowledged in our year end annual report and you will be invited to our annual campaign Victory Celebration held every Spring.
WHO WE ARE
The Napa Wildlife Rescue (NWR) is a nonprofit organization of volunteers licensed through the California Department of Fish and Game.
Please help save and protect our precious wildlife by supporting our efforts and becoming a fellow “All My Friends are Wild”. Your donation is tax deductible as we are a 501 C3 organization.
WHAT WE DO
Dedicated volunteers of NWR rehabilitate a variety of birds and mammals that bless our Valley. Some of the most frequent rescues include hawks, songbirds, owls, woodpeckers, quail, crows, falcons, water fowl, bats, squirrels, jackrabbits, deer, fox, raccoons, and opossums. We have also rescued and treated coyote, pheasant and turkey vultures.
The rehabilitation process starts when an ill, orphaned, injured or distressed wild bird or mammal is brought to our intake center at the Silverado Veterinary Hospital or a call comes into our dispatcher on the “224-HAWK” line. Trained volunteers pick up the animal, assess the animal’s condition and transport to the appropriate rehabilitator.
