My Nonprofit Reviews

Today, the Northwoods WIldlife Center just released a loon, found emaciated on the side of the road. Through donations from friends of the Center, minnows and excellent care by rehabbers and interns, allowed us to release her today. The NWC exists as a non-profit only by donations, endowments, wills, and grants. They serve all of northern Wisconsin, and the rest of the state. They currently have 3 fawns, 14 raccoons, two porcupines, a wood chuck, numerous squirrels and chipmunks, a raven, a baby barred owl, and birds of all types. They expect many more fawns, duck babies,etc, throughout the summer. NWC has three missions, rehabilitation, education, and research. They reach over 3000 people/students annually through tours of our resident animals, and outreach to schools, and other organizations. Just received estate grant to build eagle flight rehabilitation pen, and need donations for new owl rehab pen.