The Foundation for Animals is conducting fundraising activities for Phase I of the new Montana Wildlife Rehabilitation Center, a place for injured and orphaned animals to heal and grow strong so they can be released back to the wild.

Phase I, much of which is already completed, includes a rehabilitation building with animal observation and food preparation areas, an animal infirmary, and twelve compounds to separate the different categories of animals. Plans for Phase II include additional animal compounds, more extensive landscaping, and renovation of portions of the Stedman Foundry buildings to serve as a center for wildlife educational programs, many of which will be targeted for Montana schoolchildren.

Here are some opportunities for supporters of the Montana Wildlife Rehabilitation Center to help fund the project and, as the same time, receive recognition of that support. Of course, ALL contributions, regardless of size, are welcome. Donations may be pledged over a period of up to five years. We appreciate your support.