Raptor R&R Enclosures
Tax deductible
Working with kids and animals is amazing work but it takes a lot of time and energy. This is especially true when you travel all over New England!
As we work to constantly improve our offerings and facilities we have come to realize that we could use some off-site enclosures to facilitate training and provide support to local wildlife rehabilitators who are always strapped for space and resources. These will also prove invaluable when we integrate new animals into the Museum exhibits and if we ever need to quarantine or separate animals.
We hope to build three new enclosures to meet those needs in a quieter environment this summer. Through the generous donation of volunteer labor and expertise we only need to buy materials. Please consider helping us out!
As we work to constantly improve our offerings and facilities we have come to realize that we could use some off-site enclosures to facilitate training and provide support to local wildlife rehabilitators who are always strapped for space and resources. These will also prove invaluable when we integrate new animals into the Museum exhibits and if we ever need to quarantine or separate animals.
We hope to build three new enclosures to meet those needs in a quieter environment this summer. Through the generous donation of volunteer labor and expertise we only need to buy materials. Please consider helping us out!
Organizer
Michael Clough
Organizer
Wilmington, VT
Vermont Museum of Natural History
Registered nonprofit
Donations are typically 100% tax deductible in the US.
