When you sponsor one of our wild teachers, you become an important member of our community.
The generosity of people like you fuels
the work we do. It enables us to provide a forever home to non-releasable wild animals
and feature them in our wildlife conservation, science, environmental education and
empathy-building programs to inform and inspire the next generation of environmental leaders.
FAQ
Can I sponsor an animal in someone else’s name?
Absolutely! If you know someone who loves animals, this makes a wonderful gift and you both can feel great knowing you are helping us give these animals a forever home.
Will I be the only one to sponsor a particular wild teacher?
More than one person can sponsor a wild teacher. It all contributes towards the daily care of the animal.
Your sponsorship of an animal helps us fulfill our commitment to each
Loving, long-term care for the non-releasable wildlife at our Sanctuary
Safe habitats designed to stimulate the senses and mimic natural behaviors
Nutritionally balanced and customized species-specific diets and supplements
Excellent veterinary care
Enrichment activities and exercise program
Specialized care for animals with additional needs, including geriatric and palliative care
Other things necessary for the ongoing health, happiness and well-being of these amazing ambassadors
—an emailed personalzed certificate with an image of the animal you have chosen to sponsor a wild teacher
—a sticker to show that you are now part of our Wildmind Conservation Club
For $75
Everything from the smaller sponsorship, as well as:
—a 5x7 photo of the animal mailed to you
—a re-usable Wildmind tote bag
—your name listed as a sponsor on our website
For $150
Everything from the smaller sponsorships, as well as:
—An invitation for a private virtual event each year, including the serval- who is our featured face of WIldmind and a few of the wild animal teachers
For $250+
Everything from the smaller sponsorships, as well as:
—The opportunity for you and a guest to join us for an annual exclusive presentation—on our site, when possible—to see and learn about some of our wild teachers in person
