DCHS's Wildlife Center Baby Shower
Mon. May 5th, 2025 to Sun. May 11th, 2025
It's the busiest time of year for DCHS's Wildlife Center with hundreds of baby wild animals arriving each summer. The Wildlife Center cares for about 2,000 - 4,000 wildlife patients a year, so these adorable babies can make up a large proportion of the yearly patients!
Young patients require a lot of time and specialized items to give them the support they need to reach adulthood and return to their wild homes.
DCHS's Wildlife Center receives no federal or state funding and there's no fee for bringing in an animal. The program relies on community supporters to fund operations. The average cost of rehabilitating a wildlife patient at DCHS’s Wildlife Center is $200.
So, we're holding a baby shower from May 5th - 11th to raise awareness, fundraise, and gather much needed supplies in preparation for the upcoming spring baby season. We need monetary donations most, as these enable us to devote resources to the areas of highest need. Donate directly to DCHS's Wildlife Center below!
Donate to DCHS's Wildlife Center
Thanks to an anonymous donor, monetary donations will be matched up to $2,500!
In addition to monetary donations, we're also happy to accept in-kind donations. If you purchase items locally, you can drop them off at the Wildlife Center’s admitting and reception office (5132 Voges Road in Madison) during normal business hours.
Alternatively, you can purchase items from DCHS's Wildlife Center's Amazon Wish List. Please note: Due to privacy restrictions, Amazon does not provide us with customer information. If you purchase items from our Amazon Wish List, please forward your receipt to amazonwishlist@giveshelter.org.
Follow DCHS's Wildlife Center's Facebook page during this week to see how you can help make an impact on the lives of tiny wild animals.
Thank you so much for your support! Your generosity gives a second chance to the thousands of babies that will be seen and cared for by the Wildlife Center this spring and summer! Your monetary and item donations can help our Wildlife Center accommodate every animal’s specific needs.
