Birds of Prey Rehabilitation Center - A Place Called Hope

"Dedicated to the
Preservation of Wildlife"

Adopt a Bird Today!

Sponsor your favorite resident
at A Place Called Hope!

TOURS ARE BY APPOINTMENT ONLY

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Private Tours

Now accepting tours on Sundays and Mondays. Request your private tour today!

Adopt a Bird

Sponsor your favorite resident bird at A Place Called Hope! Sponsors will receive a Certificate of Adoption.

Donate

Donations are tax deductible and help us to care for the many Birds at our Facility. We appreciate your support.

A Place Called Hope is a 501 c 3 non profit organization run entirely by volunteers along with donations of time, supplies and money from our supporters. If you would like to learn more about how you can help, please send us an email at hope4raptors@yahoo.com.One of our goals at A Place Called Hope, Inc. is to teach the public how to protect and respect wildlife, in particular Raptors. We are encouraged by peoples reactions to our programs and their own personal stories about the Birds of Prey they have encountered. We are thrilled to share these birds with so many people who truly care and want to learn more. Although, our biggest thrills, are experienced whenever we have the opportunity to release a wild bird back into its own environment after a brief stay at our facility! There is no comparison to giving a wild bird or animal the gift of “Freedom.”

Contact Us

Email: hope4raptors@yahoo.com
Phone: call or text 203-804-3453 for wildlife emergencies, rescues, booking programs, and setting up tours.

Christine Cummings, President and Co-Founder
Todd Secki, Vice President
Janet Colandrea, Secretary

If you would like to make a financial contribution please use our Donate button. Your donation is submitted securely through paypal. Thank you for your continued support. A little goes a long way.

A Place Called Hope specializes in the care of Birds of Prey: Eagles, Hawks, Owls, Falcons, Harriers, Kites and Osprey. We also tend to Vultures (Black & Turkey) and Corvids (Crows, Ravens & Blue Jays).

If you are looking for assistance with birds outside this list please visit

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