
Sponsor a Day
Sponsor a Day at the Wildlife Medical Clinic
Every day, injured, ill, or orphaned wild animals arrive at the Wildlife Medical Clinic for compassionate, expert care. When you sponsor a Day, you directly support the medical treatment, food, housing, and enrichment that our patients and ambassador animals rely on.
While individual items make a meaningful difference sponsoring an entire day amplifies your impact—supporting every patient, every student, and every moment of care that happens within that 24-hour period.
Make an Immediate Impact
For $350, you can cover the cost of one full day of care, supporting both the animals and the veterinary students who learn through this hands-on experience. Sponsorships are also a meaningful way to celebrate a birthday, honor a loved one, or mark a special occasion.
Become a Sponsor Talk to AdvancementWhy Sponsor a Day?
- Your $350 Gift Powers Critical Care
A single sponsored day helps cover the cost of essentials our patients depend on:
- Medical treatments and diagnostic supplies
- Food and species‑appropriate nutrition
- Clean bedding, enrichment, and specialized housing
- You Make Wildlife Recovery Possible
From raptors recovering from wing fractures to orphaned mammals, each animal’s chance at survival depends on the care provided by our team of veterinary students, clinicians, and volunteers.
- It’s a Powerful Way to Celebrate or Honor Someone
A day sponsorship is meaningful for:
- Birthdays
- Anniversaries
- Memorials
- Holidays
What You Receive
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- The knowledge that your support directly fueled a full day of wildlife care and student learning
- A beautifully designed certificate suitable for gifting or display
- The option for public recognition on our social media channel
How It Works
- Select Your Date
Choose a date that’s meaningful or memorable. - Complete the Online Form
Provide your details and any recognition preferences. - Allow 2 Weeks for Preparation
Our team will organize your sponsorship and prepare your certificate. - Payment Portal