We do this as a labor of love. We do not receive any funding from state or federal agencies. Our ability to continue this valuable endeavor depends solely on the generosity of individuals, like you, contributing to the cause. Without your support, we cannot continue to function.
Every donation helps. Whether it’s $1,000 to build a new enclosure, $1 to buy a mouse to feed a hungry owl, or a bag of cat or dog food to feed a growing raccoon, all your donations are priceless.
Please help us, help them, with your donation.
Thank You!
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Badger Run Wildlife Rehab
15993 Homestead Lane
Klamath Falls, OR 97601
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Non-Monetary Items Needed:
● Quality dog or cat food (both wet and dry)
● Rodent food (such as mouse chow or hamster food)
● Freshly killed (NO LEAD ammuniton nor poison allowed) and frozen rodents, reptiles, fish, etc. for the raptors
● Other frozen meat such as venison, elk, game birds (We do NOT accept anything shot with lead ammunition)
● Stainless steel or ceramic pet bowls
● Litter pans
● And more! If you no longer need it, ask us – we can probably use it!
As a 501(c) 3, not-for-profit corporation, all donations may be tax deductible.
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THANK YOU!
Liz Burton, Foundera nd Wildlife Care Manager
You mention frozen meats. Are there any limitations on it? For example, ground meat, freezer burnt meat, sausage (I would assume not, since it’s seasoned), store-bought vs wild, hunting carcasses/scraps, etc.. Also, if we would like to donate meat or other things on the list, do we just drop by?
Hi, Frank! Yes, over the years we have found some things don’t get eaten. No ground meat or anything cured or seasoned. Nothing “wild” that has been shot with lead ammunition. We have limited storage space so it’s always best to call before bringing out to see if we have room & also to let us know to expect it. We are not always on site to meet someone. Thanks!