Time, money and stuff. . .
Sure: you can donate money and that would be great. Honestly though, time spent working toward the mission is the truly valuable resource. Another great idea is to donate from the following list of items that we need everyday in order to do what we do:

Sterile unopened syringes.
Dry Erase Board
Animal Cages
Towels
Hydrogen Peroxide
Alcohol swabs
First Aid Kits
(used) Veterinary BP monitor
Computers/monitors (2)
Unopened (any kind) disposable exam gloves
Microscope slides/covers
Bird Incubators
Mini Fridge
Other veterinary medications/equipment

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Building a rich history of conservation

Everything starts somewhere and the idea for this organization started in 1994 and was re-affirmed in 1997. These are the years that Jordan and Jacob Turner were born. Having children has a way of changing one's viewpoint and bringing into focus what is truly important. For some, it is the birth of children.

Over time, watching these children grow into fine young men, I saw their instinctive concern and protection for our environment. They were very interested in television shows about conservation and began to show concern over pollution and environmental issues. As a parent I wanted to help them realize a way of life that would be meaningful and so the idea was born to create an organization dedicated to conservation.

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Someday everyone will be a conservationist. Until then it's up to us to make the difference and lead the way. Let us know when you're ready to get started - Click Here>

The Mission Think of it as a goal. The mission is what we're aiming at. It helps guide us and keeps us focused. Read our Mission Statement