Causes: Animal Protection & Welfare, Animals

Mission: To provide a humane service by maintaining a wildlife rehabilitation facility to which the general public, veterinarians, and state and local wildlife officials may bring injured or orphaned wildlife for care and release back into their natural habitat. Second Chance Wildlife Rehabilitation Center is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization operating under permits from the Colorado Division of Wildlife and the US Fish & Wildlife Service that accepts small mammals including bats and all birds for rehabilitation and ultimate release.

Target demographics: All ages, all income brackets

Direct beneficiaries per year: Average of 700 animals per year

Geographic areas served: Southern Colorado, USA

Programs: 1.Wildlife rehabilitation2.Exotic bird sanctuary3.Non releasable turtle/tortoise sanctuary4.Public educational programs5.Wildlife rehabilitation training programs