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Freedom in Flight: Two American Kestrels Released Back into the Wild
This past week, Vida Wildlife Rehabilitation and Education Center marked another meaningful milestone with the successful release of two male American kestrels North America’s...
Back to the Night: Two Barn Owls Return to the Wild
The team at Vida Wildlife Rehabilitation and Education Center celebrated the release of two young barn owls, both of whom came to us as nestlings, fragile and unable to survive on
Spirit of Yumanity Article.
Check out this Yuma Sun Article about our president, Albert Ustaszewski https://www.yumasun.com/yumanity/spirit-of-yumanity-albert-ustaszeski/article_614dfb18-c61e-4b7f-af63-7b659b958f99.html
Two Raptors Get a Second Chance at Yuma Wildlife Center
YUMA, Ariz. (KYMA, KECY) – Two raptors are getting a second chance at Vida Wildlife Rehabilitation and Education Center in Yuma after being transferred from a facility in Lake Havasu that couldn ... Read more at kyma.com
Lending a helpful wing: First flight of its kind brings injured raptors to Yuma
Check out this Yuma Sun Article about Vida Wildlife working with the Civil Air Patrol to transport injured raptors....
A Shared Commitment to Wildlife Conservation
These projects are just the beginning. By repurposing materials, engaging the community, and working alongside local schools and property owners, we are taking meaningful action to support the wildlife that shares our environment. Each nesting barrel and warbler box...
Lucy’s Warbler Nesting Boxes: A Community Effort
Another exciting initiative we are currently working on is a collaboration with 4th Avenue Junior High School to provide nesting boxes for Lucy’s Warblers. This small, insect-eating bird—about the size of a hummingbird—relies on tree cavities for nesting, but as...
Owl Nesting Barrels: Providing Safe Homes for Raptors
One of our most exciting ongoing projects involves installing owl nesting barrels throughout Yuma. These barrels, made from repurposed food-grade containers, are strategically placed under hay sheds and in shaded areas to provide safe and sustainable nesting sites for...
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Fundraising takeover at Wheezy’s
Wheezy's Bar & Grill 11732 S. Fortuna Rd., Yuma, AZJoin us for a Fundraising Takeover at Wheezy’s Bar & Grill! Come enjoy great food, cold drinks, and good company all for a great cause! A percentage of all sales […]
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Fundraising Takeover at Wheezy’s
Wheezy's Bar & Grill 11732 S. Fortuna Rd., Yuma, AZJoin us for a Fundraising Takeover at Wheezy’s Bar & Grill! Come enjoy great food, cold drinks, and good company all for a great cause! A percentage of all sales […]
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Help Us Make a Difference!
At Vida Wildlife Rehabilitation and Education Center, we are dedicated to rescuing, rehabilitating, and releasing injured and orphaned wildlife, while also providing educational programs that inspire future generations to appreciate and protect nature. As a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, we rely entirely on the generosity of donors like you to continue our vital work. Your donation is not only a gift to the animals in our care, but it is also an investment in conservation, education, and a better future for wildlife.
Every dollar you contribute goes directly toward providing food, medical treatment, shelter, and enrichment for the animals we rehabilitate. It also helps us expand our educational outreach, ensuring that children and community members gain a deeper understanding of the importance of protecting our local wildlife. Your support allows us to maintain and improve our facilities, purchase necessary medical supplies, and provide expert care to the animals who need it most.