Our task must be to free ourselves... by widening our circle of compassion to embrace all living creatures

and the whole of nature and it's beauty.~ Albert Einstein

15TH ANNUAL RAPTOR RENDEZVOUS

AUGUST 21ST, 2010

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The Northwest Raptor & Wildlife Center in Sequim, Washington is a state-licensed 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization devoted to rehabilitating and caring for injured, orphaned, abandoned, or permanently incapacitated wildlife. With a special emphasis on caring for raptors (birds of prey), the Center is the Olympic Peninsula’s foremost wildlife rehabilitation and protection organization and is fully licensed and equipped to care for the needs of any endangered animal. The Center also specializes in promoting conservation of local habitat and wildlife by presenting environmental education programs and public outreach events using wild raptors.

 

All work is done by Director Jaye Moore, her husband Gary, the generous support of Dr. Mike Tyler and his staff at Greywolf Veterinary Hospital, and dedicated unpaid volunteers. On average, it costs the Center $1000 per year to feed and maintain each of the Center’s permanent residents, not to mention the hundreds of injured or abandoned animals that are successfully rehabilitated and released each year. The Center requires the monetary donations of supporters worldwide to be able to continue its work protecting the wildlife of Washington.

  

The Northwest Raptor & Wildlife Center accepts financial donations (which are tax-deductible) and is interested in donations of large plots of land in the Olympic Peninsula than can be developed into new refuges for rehabbing injured wildlife and housing permanently incapacitated wildlife.

If you find an injured or abandon animal, please visit our Wildlife Emergencies page and then call 360.681.2283.