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MEMBERSHIP AND CONTRIBUTIONS
SWRR is an independent, non-profit 501(c)3 organization. Your donation is tax deductible. We
operate solely on income from donations from SWRR members, volunteers, the general
public, sponsors and occasional grant funds for designated projects. We depend on the
generosity of community members and organizations to allow us to provide food and medical
care to the injured, orphaned, and sick wildlife we receive. It costs us an average of $15.00
and 11 volunteer hours to care for each wild animal that is received.
To become a member and/or make a contribution download:
> Membership Application Form (65 kB)
and mail it to the address provided. Members will receive our quarterly news letter and may
attend functions put on by the organization.
VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES
Shasta Wildlife Rescue and Rehabilitation, Inc. is an all-volunteer organization that needs your
help to continue this vital work in our community. Without this organization the animals would
not be able to get a second chance at survival in the wild.
SWRR is always in need of hard-working, reliable volunteers with a love for nature. If animal
care is not your passion, volunteer opportunities are available in our education program and
fund raising events.
We are now taking applications for volunteers to help feed and care for baby birds at the
Wildlife Center in Anderson River Park. Have you ever found a baby bird and wondered what
to do with it? Is that baby really an orphan? Find out what you need to know to care for the
summer babies at the Center. We'll train you and only require that you volunteer for one 4 hour
shift a week at the center. The babies are depending on us!
If you are a teenager 13 to 18 years old, you can work with us in the Young Volunteers
category. Please read the Policies & Procedures Manual (download below) for more
information.
We ask that all volunteers become members of our organization, as membership fees help to
cover the operating expenses of the center.
If you have questions, you can also call the center and ask to speak to our Volunteer
Coordinator. You can also call her directly:
Janet Story, Volunteer Coordinator
530 347-1747
See our Links web page for videos filmed at the Center.
VOLUNTEER FORMS AND OTHER INFORMATION:
To become a Volunteer you will need to download:
> Application Packet (157 kB)
> Policies and Procedures Manual (78 kB)
Also available to download:
> Call for Volunteers Flyer (187 kB)
> Volunteer Information Sheet (156 kB)
> Wildlife Rehabilitation - Is It For You? (360 kB)
TEE SHIRTS
SWRR Tee Shirts are available in a variety of colors and sizes. Tee shirts are available with
the label "Member" and also with the label "Volunteer". For purchasing information call:
Judy Beehner
530 222-3748
or call the Wildlife Center:
530 365-WILD (365-9453)
SWRR is an independent, non-profit 501(c)3 organization. Your donation is tax deductible. We
operate solely on income from donations from SWRR members, volunteers, the general
public, sponsors and occasional grant funds for designated projects. We depend on the
generosity of community members and organizations to allow us to provide food and medical
care to the injured, orphaned, and sick wildlife we receive. It costs us an average of $15.00
and 11 volunteer hours to care for each wild animal that is received.
To become a member and/or make a contribution download:
> Membership Application Form (65 kB)
and mail it to the address provided. Members will receive our quarterly news letter and may
attend functions put on by the organization.
VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES
Shasta Wildlife Rescue and Rehabilitation, Inc. is an all-volunteer organization that needs your
help to continue this vital work in our community. Without this organization the animals would
not be able to get a second chance at survival in the wild.
SWRR is always in need of hard-working, reliable volunteers with a love for nature. If animal
care is not your passion, volunteer opportunities are available in our education program and
fund raising events.
We are now taking applications for volunteers to help feed and care for baby birds at the
Wildlife Center in Anderson River Park. Have you ever found a baby bird and wondered what
to do with it? Is that baby really an orphan? Find out what you need to know to care for the
summer babies at the Center. We'll train you and only require that you volunteer for one 4 hour
shift a week at the center. The babies are depending on us!
If you are a teenager 13 to 18 years old, you can work with us in the Young Volunteers
category. Please read the Policies & Procedures Manual (download below) for more
information.
We ask that all volunteers become members of our organization, as membership fees help to
cover the operating expenses of the center.
If you have questions, you can also call the center and ask to speak to our Volunteer
Coordinator. You can also call her directly:
Janet Story, Volunteer Coordinator
530 347-1747
See our Links web page for videos filmed at the Center.
VOLUNTEER FORMS AND OTHER INFORMATION:
To become a Volunteer you will need to download:
> Application Packet (157 kB)
> Policies and Procedures Manual (78 kB)
Also available to download:
> Call for Volunteers Flyer (187 kB)
> Volunteer Information Sheet (156 kB)
> Wildlife Rehabilitation - Is It For You? (360 kB)
TEE SHIRTS
SWRR Tee Shirts are available in a variety of colors and sizes. Tee shirts are available with
the label "Member" and also with the label "Volunteer". For purchasing information call:
Judy Beehner
530 222-3748
or call the Wildlife Center:
530 365-WILD (365-9453)
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