Elaine B-A.

How will this additional incubator help?

Right now, the incubators I have work well for the tiniest babies, but they don’t meet the needs of larger animals like groundhogs or when whole little groups arrive together.

With wildlife on the move because of the drought, I’m already starting to see more of these kinds of intakes - babies that would normally still be safely tucked away with their mothers.

Having a larger incubator would mean I can keep them warm, stable, and together in those first critical days… when it really can make the difference between life and death.

At the moment, I can feel the edges of what I’m able to do with the equipment I have. This would give me the ability to say yes more often… and to care for them in the way they truly need.