HELP US HELP THEM!

We are raising monies to help new wildlife rehabilitators to get a head start with supplies. Wildlife rehabilitation can be expensive. Wild infants need formula and medical care. They also need housing and that can be pricey!

Midwest Cages are donated to individuals and non-profits per an

application process and based on available funding at Fox Run EEC.

Please see the requirements below.

Wildlife Rehabilitator Enclosure

These cages are fabulous for juvenile small mammals such as squirrels and opossums. They work well as grow-out and pre-release enclosures. Young animals need room to move, climb, and hide. These cages can also be placed outside to give the youngster time to adapt to natural temperature, smells and sounds.

Smaller, easy to ship items, such as food and medical supplies are often donated to rehabbers via their Wishlist or on social media. It can be harder for them to get bigger donations such as housing. That’s why we choose to fund an enclosure.

Our goal is to encourage and help newer rehabilitators get started.

Requirements For Wildlife Rehabilitators

1. Be a licensed Wildlife Rehabilitator in the continental USA

2. Have been licensed for two years or less

3. May be in a home or center-based facility

4. Recipients of grants agree to have their pictures, first name, and state posted on our social media and website. The name of their center is optional.

We encourage low-income, minority, and tribal citizens to apply.

Fox Run Environmental Education Center does not discriminate against animals or people due to race, income, religious practice, or sexual orientation. Diversity in human and animal populations is a blessing!