Wild Care’s “Wild Baby” Shower
Wild Care is hosting a “Wild Baby Shower” on Saturday, June 29th from 10 AM – 3 PM at Wild Care, 10 Smith Ln, Eastham, MA, with a rain date of June 30th. (Note: If weather is questionable, please check our Facebook page for updates.) Join us in celebration of all our precious wild babies! We will be offering guided tours of our outdoor enclosures and seabird therapy pool area, along with light refreshments, face painting, educational games, and an adorable party favor to take home!
Meet and greet our Animal Ambassadors in hourly presentations; 11 AM GARV (Eastern Box Turtle), 12 PM Nickerson (Eastern Screech Owl), 1 PM Ilean (Mallard Duck) and 2 PM Up Up (Eastern Screech Owl). Meeting our Animal Ambassadors is always a favorite amongst the children, so please plan your visit according with whom they would like to meet.
All are welcome, and there is no fee to attend. Baby shower gifts are greatly appreciated.
Below is a list of critical items that Wild Care uses for most of our feathered and furred babies! Many items can be found at Agway, grocery stores, amazon or even in your own backyard! If you have any questions please email Niki at [email protected]. If you purchase on Amazon – please use our AMAZON SMILE ACCOUNT.
We hope you will print this list and take it with you on a shopping adventure! Happy Shopping!! 🙂
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On Friday, January 3, Wild Care received 14 trees from Visiting Nurse Association (VNA) of Cape Cod’s Hospice “Tree of Memories” program. The trees will be used to fill Wild Care’s raptor and songbird aviaries to provide enrichment for recove
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Wild Care has a state-of-the-art seabird therapy pool, which allows seabirds and waterfowl to exercise on running water. This will help our bird friends recover more quickly so they can get back to their watery habitats!