Sponsorship
SPONSOR ONE OF OUR BEAUTIFUL BIRDS
To help with the ongoing costs of rescuing and rehabilitating Owls and Birds of Prey Rescue, you can sponsor an Owl or Bird of Prey or, indeed, the occupants of a specific Aviary. All of our birds are named after where they were rescued, so for example Notley the Barn Owl chick was found at White Notley, you could sponsor a bird from your neck of the woods!
Sponsorship is from £10 a month via Standing Order or a one-off payment for your chosen bird. All you need to do is contact me via EMail at scallisterjarrold@gmail.com and let me know which bird/aviary you wish to sponsor and we can set everything up – I regularly list the birds in my care and available for sponsorship so please take a look @ Owls and Birds of Prey Rescue Suffolk & Essex – Stephanie Callister-Jarrold | Facebook
or you can set up your sponsorship online here.
Sally and Paul have very kindly committed to sponsoring my long-term resident Tawny Owl Sandy. They are pictured with him in his “Penthouse Suite” Aviary but not getting too close as this discombobulates him. Sandy was involved in an RTA and has recovered well but is unable to fly, hence he cannot be released back into the wild. He does, however, have a job to do which is to teach the young Tawny Owls that come in to my care to be “owls”, albeit with limitations! He loves the company but you can see the relief on his face when they move out to the Flight Aviary prior to release back into the wild. Thank you so much Sally and Paul from Sandy and me!
If you are interested in Sponsoring one of my birds or, indeed, an Aviary, do please get in touch. Sponsorship starts from £10 a month. Thank you.
As well as updates on the Blog about each of our birds, all our Sponsors will receive regular updates via EMail on the progress of their chosen Owl or Bird of Prey, or occupants of their sponsored Aviary, and will have the opportunity to come and meet them prior to release.
We are completely self-funded so any help you can offer would be most appreciated and enable us to continue our work in helping orphaned and injured Owls and Birds of Prey.
Thank you.