All work is done by Director Jaye Moore, her
husband Gary, the generous support of 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.
For media and public
relations, please contact
Matthew@nwraptorcenter.com
For events, donations and
volunteering, please contact
melissa@nwraptorcenter.com
TOURS BY
ADVANCED APPOINTMENT ONLY & BY DONATION