St. Francis Wildlife's Adopt-An-Animal Program
Think globally, act locally: Take a wild thing under your wing.
Each year the Wild Classroom's permanently disabled wild birds and animals visit local school children, scouting and civic groups and make appearances at community events to help explain the problems they and other members of their species face.
An adoption is an investment in the care, feeding, and medical treatment of "your" Wild Classroom animal. It also helps ensure that St. Francis Wildlife has the resources to provide experienced care for the other 3,000 sick, injured and orphaned wild animals that arrive each year.
Benefits of adoption
You will receive an official adoption package that includes a color photo of your chosen bird, an adoption certificate, his or her personal history and general information about the species. The adoptive parent will also receive our newsletter, Wildlife Matters, for one year and be acknowledged in the next issue.
Looking for a unique gift for wildlife lovers?
Adopt a permanently disabled bird of prey in the name of your special person. Unlike ordinary gifts, yours will be appreciated all year long. Simply fill in the Adoption Form and mail with your check.
An Excellent Hands-on Environmental Activity for School Children
Many teachers and scout group leaders have found that involving children in raising money for the care of one or more of our permanent residents is an excellent hands-on lesson in wildlife conservation.
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 Red-tailed Hawk$75 |
 Great Horned Owl$75 |
 Barred Owl$50 |
 Screech Owl$35 |
 Kestrel$35 |
 Mississippi Kite$50 |
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