7/30/2019 Hoo Haven: Brochure
1/2
OURMISSION
Hoo Haven is dedicated to rehabilitatingand releasing
sick,injured and orphanedNorth Americanwildlife; whileeducating
individualsabout the importance ofprotecting wildlife andconserving
their rightful habitat.
HOOHAVENWILDLIFE REHABILITATION &EDUCATION CENTER
Marshmallow is a pelican. He enjoys being with thevolunteers and
he loves to be the center of attention.
He is important to Hoo Haven and what we do. Heis one of our
educational animals that we use to stressthe importance of
protecting wildlife.
HH About
aven
TrenzPruca
4321FirstStreet
Anytown,StateZIP
HooHavenWildliferehabilitation&
educationcenter
10823ClevelandRoad
Durand,IL61024
MEET
MARSHMALLOW
Our Educational Programs
Wehave13educationalanimalstochoose
from.
Forthedifferenttypesofprogramswegive,
andfortheavailabilityoftime,dateandcost,
pleasecontactKarenHerdklotzat
[email protected]
Whetheritsforabirthdaypartyatyourhouse
oralargereventatastatepark,wewillgotoyouwithsomeofourexoticcreaturestogive
educationalpresentations.
7/30/2019 Hoo Haven: Brochure
2/2
Meet Jessie
P.O.BOX594DURAND,IL61024
815-629-2212
Since 2004, 38 bald eagles have been
recovered and released at our facility.
I just found an injured or
sick animal. What should I
do?
You can help us complete our
mission by:Donating your time: Be a part of the Hoo Crew
We would be ecstatic to have you come on board tohelp feed the
resident animals, clean their cages andprovide an active and
helping presence.
Donating money: Even giving $1 will go a longway
Any donation is appreciated. For those who would
like, you can buy specially made calendars, mugs,stamps, shirts
and handcrafted wood pieces.
~Note: Donations are tax deductible~
Donating goods: Give the gift thats not hard tocome by
We are always in need of household items such as
paper towels, garbage bags, laundry or dish soap andmore. For
more ideas visithoohaven.org
The word Hoo in ourorganization name is in honor ofJesse, our
first great-horned owl.He was also the first bird wetrained for
educational programs.
An anonymous caller contacted usto see if we would like to use
Jessefor teaching purposes. Days later,Jesse arrived in a box, on
ourdoorstep.
WhatWeDoWe are a team of committed individuals dedicatedto treat
any North American animal in need ofhelp in the Illinois, Southern
Wisconsin and Iowaregions. We also educate people about
theimportance of protecting wildlife and their naturalhabitat.
Meet Peace
We give educational presentations with ourGreat Ambassadors,
animals trained for
educational purposes, that join us when we givepresentations. We
teach all age groups aboutthe importance of conserving and
preserving
exotic animals and their rightful habitat.
We rely on donations and volunteers to helpcare for our
critters.
HowWeDoItIf need be, we will come to you if you report aninjured
or sick animal.
Prepare a container:Inside the container,place a clean, soft
cloth. Make sure it has nostrings or loops. Create air holes if
needed. Tryto mimic a cat/dog carrier.
For the animal:Using gloves, cover theanimal with a light sheet
or towel, gently pick it
up and put it in the container.
Note: If it is a larger or dangerous animal suchas a coyote or
fox, contact us. We will pick it
up!Even if its in the early hours of the morning, wewill do our
best to go to you.
Phone: 815-629-2212
Address: 10823 Cleveland Road, Durand, IL 61024
Information you should know
~More information on how to save is on our website~
Peace is an American bald eagle. Hehas been recuperating with us
since hewas shot down near the Illinois Riverlast October. Peace
fractured a bone inhis wing. It required six pins to hold itinto
place.
In 2004, we earned the right tobecome the official recovery
center foreagles by the U.S. Fish and WildlifeService.
Jesse is the reason why we do educational programs.She is also
one of the reasons our educational programshave been so
successful.
Email: [email protected]
On June 28, 2007, the American bald eagle wastaken offthe
endangered species list.
If its a small animal:
