Appalachian Wildlife Refuge

WHAT THEY DO: Rescue, rehabilitate, release and relate: This is the mission of Appalachian Wildlife Refuge, a nonprofit that has provided quality care to over 8,500 injured and orphaned wildlife since opening its facility in 2018. AWR supports the wildlife rehabilitation network by helping all native species and educating the community about wildlife conservation and coexistence. They are open every day, so call if you find wildlife in need of help!

MATCHES

All donations will be matched dollar for dollar thanks to an anonymous donation of $10,000.

INCENTIVES

Anyone who donates $250 or more will receive a professional 11-by-14- inch matted print of wildlife.
Anyone who donates $1,000 or more will have a plaque with their name placed in our facility.
Anyone who donates $2,500 or more will be invited to participate in a meet-and-greet at our facility, where they will get to meet ambassador wildlife and be provided light food and beverages.

DRAWINGS

Anyone who donates $50 or more will be entered into a drawing to participate in a “wild release” with up to four people.

The creatures at Appalachian Wildlife Refuge (featured on The Today Show) receive rehab care extraordinaire! Whether they are orphaned or injured, they get the treatment, nutrition and time needed to restore them to their environment. Our precious wildlife are under increasing threat to their survival because of development, human activity and climate change. Appalachian Wildlife Refuge rescues, treats and rehabilitates injured, sick and orphaned wildlife, releasing them back home whenever possible. They are an invaluable resource for compassionate ‘finders’ and for all who believe that wild creatures deserve our protection and care.
—Patricia Gearity

Appalachian Wildlife Refuge

(828) 633-6364

http://appalachianwild.org