Wild Bird Rehabilitation (Wbr)

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Doug Weaver is fundraising
Give Hope to a Crow in Need
I found this crow on the side of the road and he is VERY sick! They told me that caring for a crow costs a minimum of $68, but it will likely cost more because he is very sick!

I set the fundraiser goal to $680, for this crow and the MANY more birds like it that are cared for every day.

Even if it is too late for this bird, let’s show some appreciation for the great work that they do at Wild Bird Rehabilitation!
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Lori Moore-McMullen is fundraising
Yearly operation funding
Please help our songbird hospital! Wild Bird Rehabilitation’s Mission is to ensure survival of native songbirds through professional medical care and education regarding their value and needs.

Due to the uncertainty surrounding conditions at the time of our traditional Silent Auction and Trivia event we are having this online event so you can learn more about WBR and our staff and volunteers! See daily posts on our Facebook page .
Native songbirds are under federal protection as a result of the Migratory Bird Treaty and caring for these birds as a licensed rehabilitator requires both federal and state permits. For more information visit our website .

The songbird hospital was established in 1993 and admitted over 500 birds the first year. This year WBR expects to admit over 2500 birds, representing over 100 different native bird species, thanks to Rescuers who contact us when they see a bird in danger. In today’s environment songbirds face many challenges such as habitat loss, threats from family pets, poison from lawn chemicals and environmental factors.

Wild Bird Rehabilitation, Inc. is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit tax-exempt organization. We receive no federal or state funding and are supported totally by donations from individuals, corporations and fundraisers. WBR is staffed primarily by volunteers who donate their time to help area birds.

Thank you for your ongoing support.
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About Wild Bird Rehabilitation (Wbr)

Our mission is to provide the best possible care for injured, ill and orphaned wild birds and to release those birds back into their natural habitat. Through outreach programs we provide information that will lead to a better understanding of wild birds and our interaction with them in a dynamic environment.

9624 Midland Blvd.Overland, MO 63114

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Established

1993

Tax ID

43-1623235

NTEE code

Wildlife Preservation/Protection

Wild Bird Rehabilitation (Wbr) is a 501(c)(3) public charity, EIN 43-1623235. Donations are tax-deductible. Select content is provided by GuideStar.

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