Wild Forever Foundation Wildlife Rescue, Rehabilitation and Education Colorado Springs, Colorado (719) 475-9453 from 8:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. If you leave a message your call will be returned promptly. wildforever@wildforever.org

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ABOUT US Wild Forever was founded in 1996 and is located in the beautiful city of Colorado Springs, nestled below the 14,110 foot summit of Pikes Peak. Many wild animals face injury or death from situations such as run-ins with automobiles, dog or cat attacks, poisoning, cruelty, or the destruction of their homes by land development, etc. We believe that animal life has tremendous value and deserves protection and respect. The ALL VOLUNTEER Wild Forever Foundation has been providing wildlife rescue and rehabilitation to the Pikes Peak Region since 1996. Rehabilitators are licensed by the Colorado Division of Wildlife, and those that work on birds are licensed by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service as well. We work closely with the Division and receive outstanding support from their volunteer Transport and Rescue Team. Mission Statement Wild Forever Foundation's mission is to promote compassion, respect and freedom for all wildlife through rehabilitation and education. Goals of the Wild Forever Foundation (WFF) include the following: * Rescue wildlife in distress * Facilitate quality rehabilitation of sick, injured or orphaned wild animals * Release healthy wildlife back into proper habitat * Provide educational programs to the public * Develop a wildlife rescue and rehabilitation center for the Pikes Peak Region * Promote the humane treatment of wildlife Every year Wild Forever cares for hundreds of infant and juvenile animals. Many of these were orphaned, others were abandoned - and some were just separated from their parents. Each of these babies requires a special diet - as close as we can come to the diet their parents would feed them. Fawns, for example, drink gallons of goat's milk a day. Baby owls eat 6 to 8 large mice per day, and other baby birds and mammals need specially designed formulas. Humans are a poor substitute for these animals' parents, but we try our best. We are proud to report that the majority of the babies we care for are released into the wild.

Compassion, Respect and Freedom for all Wild Animals Wild Forever Foundation P.O.Box 520 Fountain CO, 80817 (719) 475-9453 (475-WILD) Phone assistance available 8:00 a.m. - 8:00 p.m. daily; Mountain Time Zone. If you leave a message your call will be returned PROMPTLY. wildforever@wildforever.org Copyright © 2007, Wild Forever Foundation. All Rights Reserved. Webmaster: Alan Stockman, alan@dynawares.com