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Make a Donation
Support the Center for Wildlife through a donation to our Spring Appeal!
The injured wildlife brought to us from a 100-mile radius shift to:
In a world of diminishing wildlife populations, mass production of chemicals and other pollutants, and exponential development, we remain committed to medically treating and promoting protection and awareness to local wildlife and their habitats. Click here to view a video of some of our work with typical fall and winter patients, or here to watch our segment from NH Chronicle. The Center for Wildlife is funded almost entirely by donations and support from members of the community. We receive no state or federal funding as there is no government program or funding dedicated to the medical care of wild animals. Your donation helps support our core programs and services that provide medical care and inspire stewardship for local wildlife and the community. All donations are greatly appreciated and recognized. Consider using any of the methods below to make your monetary donation today. We couldn't do our work without you! Donations can be mailed to: Center for Wildlife, PO Box 620, Cape Neddick, ME 03902. Thank you for your support! Click on the Google Check out, Paypal, or Just Give icons below to make your preferred online donation today!
Announcing our new business sponsorship opportunities at the Silver, Gold, and Platinum levels! Your business can now support our work caring for over 1,600 injured animals, and providing assistance to over 12,000 callers to our Wildlife Assistance Hotline annually. Sponsor benefits include: release certificates for employees or clients, website, Face-book, and e-newsletter promotion, copies of our Ambassador Series children's books, a live animal presentation for your employees, and more. We'd love to team up with you! CLYNK for Critters Support local wildlife and habitats in more ways than one! CLYNK is a Maine recycling company with a unique and innovative bottle redemption system offered exclusively in Hannaford supermarkets in Maine. Center for Wildlife now has a CLYNK account, and when you drop off your recycling you can donate all of the income from your returns to Center for Wildlife! All proceeds will go directly toward food and care for our many patients. Click here to learn how to get started today!
Many people often consider donating through a charitable bequest or legacy gift, especially when the state of the economy can make monetary donations challenging. Charitable bequests not only help to fund our general operating expenses, but can offer long-term financial sustainability, and ensure that we can carry on our work for generations to come. In addition to bequests, it is possible to support the Center for Wildlife through:
For detailed information on our Planned Giving options please click here, or email us at donations@yorkcenterforwildlife.org. Welcome Center and Medical Clinic Capital Campaign 2012 Thanks to generous donations from the Red Acre, Baldwin, Martha Morse, and Knistrom Foundations, individual donors, a private estate gift, and Woodin & Co. Interior we are more than halfway to our goal! Be a part of this milestone in our history by donating online below or mailing a check to: Center for Wildlife, PO Box 620, Cape Neddick, ME 03902. We have a new way of giving! Click on the logo to find out about our Wheels for Wildlife Program...
Or, use any of the methods below to make a monetary donation. We couldn't do our work without you! Donations can be mailed to: Center for Wildlife, PO Box 620, Cape Neddick, ME 03902.
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Spring and summer mark the busiest seasons for Center for Wildlife, and your donation goes directly toward the medical treatment and care of the sometimes up to 350 injured and orphaned wild animal patients in care at one time. Amazingly with only 3 staff in our clinic, our team of Wildlife Specialists, Senior Interns, volunteer, and seasonal interns manage these cases, provide workshops and training sessions, answer sometimes 70 phone calls per day from the public, maintain over 50 outdoor enclosures, and much more on a daily basis. 
