2023 has been an incredible year at AWARE. We finally bounced back to full post-pandemic power, helping a record number of patients despite the challenges of avian flu and the space limitations of our facility.
In 2024, we want to be able to accept even more patients in need, but the record intake levels this year have taxed our budget for food and medicine. We need your help to keep our doors open for each injured or orphaned animal that needs help. Please take a look at a few of the patients you helped us save this year, and then make the most generous gift you can to keep things going in 2024. Thank you for caring about wildlife!
An orphaned racoon in our care
This bat got a splint for his broken wing.
This bat is just hanging out!
Staffer Jordan is feeding this bat patient Pedialyte.
Ambassador bobcat Savannah
Ambassador black vulture Carrie spreads his wings.
Our bald eagle patient getting medication for his injured eye.
A closeup of our bald eagle patient.
2023 Michael Ellis Award recipient Lindsay Hyatt feeding an orphaned fawn.
Orphaned red foxes playing in an indoor enclosure.
Closeup of a hummingbird patient.
This adult opossum came in with no babies in her pouch. Sometime after intake, her babies were born and we discovered them in her pouch!
This non-releasable opossum named Princess got placed at a sanctuary that is her new home.
Our newest ambassador Hopscotch settles into his new home.
This unuisual white squirrel was a favorite of the volunteers.