Think Wild's Wildlife Baby Registry

Note from Think:

"For cutting meat to feed raptor patients."

Note from Think:

"To allow us to travel to different enclosures with warm formula for our babies without worrying about it cooling down before we get to them!"

Note from Think:

"HIGH priorty for performing harmful bacterial counts in our pools when we house beavers, otters, and other semi-aquatic mammals. This also helps us culture fungal and bacterial samples to help treat our patients."

Note from Think:

"To maintain appropriate air quality indoors for our sensitive patients during times of high population (ie baby squirrels, baby birds)."

Note from Think:

"Crucial to help house the items and daily hospitalization records for patients in the front of their cages. Need 15!!"

Note from Think:

"Very important to mount to hold medical records/paperwork for animals housed outdoors prior to release! Keeps documents waterproofed. We need ten of them!"

Note from Think:

"For volunteers to use when feeding baby birds."

Note from Think:

"Vacuum strictly for use in surgical patients and cleaning."

Note from Think:

"For our hospital staff and volunteers to sit while doing intake exams and taking notes. Currently we have very hard metal barstools."

Note from Think:

"Critical for being able to capture our birds of prey when they are located in our large flight enclosure for rechecks or for release."

Note from Think:

"We need one small, one medium, and one large size"

Note from Think:

"Medium Size please."

Note from Think:

"We need one medium and one large size."

Note from Think:

"To be able to weigh our baby birds that weigh less than 10g with extreme precision. To monitor their weight gain and loss in our care."

Note from Think:

"To sterilize our rabies vector species dishes after use."

Note from Think:

"To house patient and enclosure specific linens, bowls, tools, boots, and nets and avoid cross contamination within the hospital."

Note from Think:

"Important for being able to brush off our boots of debris before stepping into foot baths within the hospital. These keep our patients free of contaminants from the outdoors!"

Note from Think:

"To help protect scrubs and sweaters from contaminants from our birds of prey and small mammals when handling them."

Note from Think:

"We have onboarded three new staff that are all in need of laptops!"

Note from Think:

"This will help us with tool and supply organization in our tool shed, which is essential for constant enclosure repair and property maintenance needs."

Note from Think:

"We could use all sizes"

Note from Think:

"we could use all sizes"