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The CARE Foundation serves two functions, that of a Wildlife Sanctuary and that of an Educational Facility. Each of these has a specific set of goals.
As a Wildlife Sanctuary, The CARE Foundation:
- Provides a safe and permanent home for non-domestic, non-releasable animals.
- Provides a hands-on learning environment for those interested in careers in animal care and handling.
- Provides a resource center aiding those already faced with issues concerning captive wildlife.
- Networks with other like-minded wildlife facilities to help place and care for exotic animals in need of a home.
As an Educational Facility, The CARE Foundation:
- Provides Educational Wildlife Programs for school children, civic groups, boy's and girl's clubs, time-share resorts, tour groups and family functions.
- Provides Educational Displays for Corporate Events, Conventions, Trade Shows and Community Events.
- Conducts Educational Lectures for Hunter's Education Courses to stress the importance of Ethical Hunting and Conservation.
Mission Statement
The CARE Foundation was established to provide non-domestic, non-releasable animals with a safe and permanent home and to educate the public on conservation and current environmental issues concerning endangered and threatened species, as well as local wildlife and their habitat.
History of the CARE Foundation
Senior Volunteers
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