Community Programs
The Wildlife Medical Clinic offers engaging, age‑appropriate programs designed to teach audiences about wildlife, conservation, and the work of our clinic. Educational visits may include appearances from our ambassador animals, hands‑on materials, and content tailored to your group’s goals.
Ambassador Animals
Our ambassador animals each serve as representatives of their species and help us educate the public about wildlife, conservation, and ecosystem health. Many ambassadors originally arrived as patients but were deemed non‑releasable due to injuries or behavioral challenges preventing survival in the wild. Though they live in captivity and may tolerate people well, they are not pets.
All ambassadors are cared for and transported by our program coordinator and highly trained student volunteers.
Meet Our Ambassador AnimalsProgram Options
We offer:
- On‑site programs at the Wildlife Medical Clinic
- Off‑site programs where our team brings select ambassadors to your location
Programs are tailored based on age group and your goals. Activities can include:
- Ambassador animal presentations
- Conservation discussions
- Interactive elements such as owl pellet/cast exploration (when appropriate)
Educational Visit Pricing
Educational visits are supported by donations, which directly fund the care and treatment of our resident ambassador animals and wildlife patients.
School & Non‑Profit Groups
- $130 clinic donation
Other Groups
- $225 clinic donation
Additional Fees + $70 per additional hour beyond the first hoursador Coordinator
Request an Outreach Event
- Before you submit
- Availability varies; allow 2 to 3 business days for reply; ambassadors selected by staff for welfare and suitability.
Volunteer Opportunities
Student Opportunities
