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A Second Chance Begins With You!

Every day, a rescued animal arrives frightened, injured, or alone. You can help give them a second chance at life. When you choose to sponsor an animal at Roanoke Wildlife Rescue, you do far more than donate — you enter a life-saving partnership to protect and heal our precious wildlife. Your compassion provides food, medical care, rehabilitation, and the opportunity for these animals to recover and thrive. Without generous supporters like you, this vital work simply could not continue. Together, we can heal, protect, and preserve wildlife, one rescued animal at a time.

Table showing estimated weekly costs for orphan mammals, including rabbits, squirrels, groundhogs, opossums, skunks, raccoons, and foxes, with cost ranges for formula, routine care, and total expenses.
Sponsor a Rabbit
$20.00

Sponsor a rabbit and help provide formula, food, housing, and medical care for orphaned and injured rabbits in wildlife rehabilitation.

Sponsor a Squirrel
$25.00

Help orphaned, injured, and sick squirrels get a second chance. Your sponsorship supports food, medical treatment, and rehabilitation before release.

Sponsor a Groundhog
$35.00

Your sponsorship helps provide food, housing, enrichment, and medical care for orphaned, injured, and sick groundhogs during rehabilitation.

Sponsor an Opossum
$50.00

Sponsor an opossum and directly support the care of opossums. Your gift helps provide food, housing, enrichment, and medical treatment needed for successful rehabilitation and release.

Sponsor a Skunk
$75.00

Help orphaned, injured, and sick skunks receive lifesaving care. Your sponsorship directly supports wildlife rehabilitation and release.

Sponsor a Raccoon
$75.00

Support the care of orphaned, injured, and sick raccoons. Your sponsorship helps provide lifesaving wildlife rehabilitation and release.

Sponsor a Fox
$100.00

Your sponsorship helps provide food, medical treatment, rehabilitation, and expert care for orphaned, injured, and sick foxes.