Join Our Wild Family

As a Wild Family member, you’ll receive:

Exclusive updates in our quarterly Wild Family Newsletter.
Early access to our “Wild Family-Only Hour” at our annual Spring Baby Shower.
Invitations to members-only events. In the past couple of years, these events have included:

• A private tour of the Citizen Potawatomi Nation Eagle Aviary
• A behind-the-scenes experience at the National Weather Center
• An unforgettable elephant encounter at the OKC Zoo
• A guided tour of the Un/Natural wildlife art exhibit at the Fred Jones Fr. Museum of Art on loan from the Museum of Wildlife in Wyoming
• Birding with a naturalist at Martin Park Nature Center
• A special tour of the Red Ridge Nature Preserve in Oklahoma City

Why Join the Wild Family?

As a monthly sustaining member, you become a vital part of every rescue, every recovery, and every release. Your support gives thousands of animals and the people who care about them a second chance. Here's what your monthly gift makes possible:

Life-Saving Care: You directly support the medical treatment and rehabilitation of thousands of ill, injured, and orphaned wild animals from across Oklahoma.

Compassionate Access to Help: You ensure Oklahomans have a trusted place to bring suffering wildlife where they’ll receive expert veterinary care and humane attention.

365 Days of Support: You keep our human-staffed Wildlife Help Desk open daily from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m., offering guidance on how to resolve human/wildlife conflicts humanely and responsibly.

A Voice for the Wild: Your support helps us speak up for wildlife through education, advocacy, and ethical stewardship of our shared environment.

Your Impact Is Felt Every Month

Monthly gifts create a steady stream of support that WildCare Oklahoma can count on allowing us to plan ahead, respond quickly, and save more lives. And you’re not just making a difference, you’re becoming part of something special. There is no other organization in the entire state of Oklahoma that provides the services WildCare Oklahoma delivers every day (including holidays).

Monthly Giving = Powerful Change

• $25/month – gives an orphaned fox kit the formula it needs to survive.
• $30/month – feeds some of our insectivores (birds) like eastern bluebirds.
• $60/month – provide neurological care for a raptor recovering from head trauma.
• $125/month – provides dental and other life-saving surgeries for mammals like a bobcat.
• $250/month – funds a fellowship position—training the next generation of wildlife and veterinary professionals.

Join WildCare’s Wild Family, which includes:

Kermyt G Anderson ■ Teresa Bacon ■ Anthony Baumayr ■ Elizabeth Baxter ■ Carolyn Coffey ■ Tawna Dickens ■ Tracey Domingue ■ Joan Ferrell ■ Richard & Wanda Frost ■ Marco A. Gamez ■ Priscilla Gerfen ■ Amber Hefner ■ Robert & Jeannette Hulsey ■ Debra Hutsell ■ Ed & Janet ■ David Lockhart ■ Mike & Carolyn Manaugh ■ Rachel Mosier ■ Richard & Dianna Neaves ■ Debra O'Day ■ Regina Rainey ■ John Preston & Peggy Schultz ■ Pamela S. Schantz ■ Jon Stone ■ Myles Turney ■ Nancy Waller ■ Cindy Wieczorek ■ Kirk Williams ■ Linda Williams ■ Sara Wood

WildCare Foundation is a godsend for injured and abandoned wildlife. From the first time we brought an injured animal to them we were impressed by the compassion and dedication of all the staff. It’s important to ensure that they continue to provide this service to our wildlife. - John Preston & Peggy Schultz

After a tornado destroyed part of Moore, my daughter found some abandoned baby rabbits. She took them to WildCare. After learning more about WildCare I decided to contribute. - Kirk Williams

I support WildCare monthly because it's one small way I can help with the very expensive and humane care they provide to our lost or injured wildlife here in Oklahoma. Thank you to WildCare for always being there!!! - Debra O'Day

We learned about WildCare through the OKC owl cam. We were so impressed with the variety and number of animals that are cared for, we added WildCare to our charitable giving budget. - Mike & Carolyn Manaugh

My late grandfather, Dave Elliott, instilled in me a love and respect for wildlife. For example, he always had bird feeders, houses, and baths in his yard and kept a “junk pile” (old cars and tree limbs) in a ravine at his farm to provide protection to small animals. My donations to WildCare Foundation are made in his honor. - Regina Rainey

For all that WildCare does, it is the very least I can do to donate monthly to try and help wherever it is needed to mend our precious wildlife. It is an honor and one of the best places I’ve found to donate monthly. I just love what WildCare does! - Sara Wood