Causes: Animal Protection & Welfare, Animals

Mission: 1) to provide a non-profit rescue/rehabilitation center for injured/orphaned indigenous wildlife for release

Programs: The organization provides rescue and rehabilitation for injured and orphaned native wildlife for reintroduction and lifelong care for 34 animals including 11 big cats, 2 black bears, 6 bobcats, 6 african servals, 4 coyotes, 1 canadian lynx, 3 foxes, 1 desert tortoise, 3 macaws, most who had been abandoned, surrendered or confiscated from their previous owners. We pride ourselves on being "rescue-ready" and to always take those animals who need us the most.

our onsite and offsite educational presentations support the educational component of our mission. Our presentations place emphasis on the exotic pet trade and why wild animals are not appropriate as pets and their effects on wild populations. Our internship program provides graduates the opportunity to develop animal husbandry skills and support our educational outreach programs and tours. Grant funding supported the construction of our new intern housing which allows us to provide onsite accom