Emergency Mice-a-Thon
Tax deductible
TCWC's GoFundMe Campaign is seeking donations to purchase mice for our animals. Our Emergency Mice-a-Thon will help pay to feed our Screech Owl Marbles and his raptor friends. Our source for mice has run dry for 6 weeks, and we have many raptors in rehab that need food to heal. Your donations will continue TCWC's ability to feed these animals for the next 6 weeks.
Please consider donating to our Mice-a-Thon Campaign and help spread the word by sharing our campaign through your Facebook and other social media accounts.
-Help us make a difference as we rehabilitate injured, orphaned, and sick wildlife.
Our Mission:
It is the mission of Tri County Wildlife Care (TCWC) to improve the quality of life in our region through education and public awareness of our native wildlife, and by giving the sick, injured and orphaned wildlife a second chance to be free.
Our volunteers serve the wildlife of Amador, Calaveras, and eastern San Joaquin counties in northern California, an area of approximately 3000 square miles. We also serve the human population who live and move here to enjoy the wildlife.There are no other organizations in these three counties that are permitted by the California Fish and Wildlife Service to rehabilitate our native wildlife. TCWC cares for these injured, orphaned and displaced animals seven days a week, 24 hours a day, 365 days a year and has been doing this since 1994.
Our goal is to release every one of them back into the wild. We receive no funding from state or federal agencies and depend solely on donations and fundraisers.
Tri County Wildlife Care is a
PLATINUM Participant on the
GuideStar Exchange
You can follow TCWC on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram.
Posts for our campaign are written by Elisabeth Anderson, Director of Social Media for TCWC.
Marbles is pictured in our campaign photo.
Please consider donating to our Mice-a-Thon Campaign and help spread the word by sharing our campaign through your Facebook and other social media accounts.
-Help us make a difference as we rehabilitate injured, orphaned, and sick wildlife.
Our Mission:
It is the mission of Tri County Wildlife Care (TCWC) to improve the quality of life in our region through education and public awareness of our native wildlife, and by giving the sick, injured and orphaned wildlife a second chance to be free.
Our volunteers serve the wildlife of Amador, Calaveras, and eastern San Joaquin counties in northern California, an area of approximately 3000 square miles. We also serve the human population who live and move here to enjoy the wildlife.There are no other organizations in these three counties that are permitted by the California Fish and Wildlife Service to rehabilitate our native wildlife. TCWC cares for these injured, orphaned and displaced animals seven days a week, 24 hours a day, 365 days a year and has been doing this since 1994.
Our goal is to release every one of them back into the wild. We receive no funding from state or federal agencies and depend solely on donations and fundraisers.
Tri County Wildlife Care is a
PLATINUM Participant on the
GuideStar Exchange
You can follow TCWC on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram.
Posts for our campaign are written by Elisabeth Anderson, Director of Social Media for TCWC.
Marbles is pictured in our campaign photo.
Organizer
Elisabeth Anderson
Organizer
Sutter Creek, CA
Tri County Wildlife Care
Registered nonprofit
Donations are typically 100% tax deductible in the US.
