How You Can Help
Horizon Wings is a small privately owned  non-profit
organization funded by providing educational programs and
by out of pocket expenses.  All money and materials
donated to us goes solely to the care of the birds in
rehabilitation and our program birds.  Some of the items
that we are currently in need of include:
Lumber
Vinyl coated wire ( heavy duty welded wire and chain link)
Hardware cloth
Pea stone
Pressure washer
Power tools (preferably cordless)
Cleaning supplies (paper towels, garbage bags,
disinfectants)
Printing services
Monetary donations are greatly appreciated and are tax
deductible.
Donations
Volunteering
Volunteer Mike Bedson next to a
    rehab cage he helped us           
                 construct.
Volunteer Alexi Kimiatek getting  
           ready to release a                  
         Broad-Winged hawk.
Horizon Wings also values your donation of time.  We are always looking for dedicated
people willing to volunteer their time helping out at the center.  Volunteers help  with
cleaning cages, feeding and watering birds and helping to build new cages and maintain
existing ones.  Maintaining the grounds is also a never ending task.  Very dedicated
volunteers will also have the opportunity to help on educational programs, and participate
in the care and eventual release of rehab birds.  High school and college students looking
for credits or experience in the wildlife field are always welcome. We do our best to make
volunteering at Horizon Wings a fun and educational experience.  We especially need
volunteer help in the spring, summer and fall.  Please feel free to contact us to schedule an
appointment.
Upcoming Events
Students and staff from the E.O. Smith Depot Campus
School who volunteered their time to help with some
spring cleanup.  Thanks Again.
Because of a very generous donation
from Joseph and Mary Mersereau we
were able to build this out building
used for the care of rehab birds
before they are ready for outdoor
flight cages.  The donation was made
in the memory of Joseph's brother
Gerald Mersereau who banded over
8,500 raptors as a volunteer for the
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service.
Volunteer Jeanne Wadsworth working  
   with Athena the Peregrine Falcon
Volunteer Galen Riordan releasing an Eastern Screech Owl.
Upcoming Events
Volunteer Sandy Vinton with
Emrys the Barred Owl
A special thanks to
Jeanne and Sandy
for donating their
time this spring
helping us get
ready for our 2010
Earth Day Fair.  
The place looks
great!     Thanks,  
MB and Alan