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Predators of the Heart
www.predatorsoftheheart.comacarr@predatorsoftheheart.com
Anacortes, Washington, United States
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Predators of the Heart is a 501c3 non-profit organization dedicated to wildlife education and conservation. We are USDA licenses and provide education programs for children, as well as a sanctuary for wild animals. We are needing sponsors to help us expand our wildlife habitat.
Tora is a Siberian Eagle Owl she came to Predators of the Hearts education conservation in 2004. We are currently building her a new habitat and we need your partnership to make it happen! For more info or pictures of Tora visit www.predatorsoftheheart.com
Mara came to Predators of the Heart back in 2002. We are currently building her a new improved habitat and build her yearly food and care fund. Come partner with us to make this possible.
Juno came to Predators of the Heart back in 2007. We are currently building him a new improved habitat and building him yearly food and care fund. Come partner with us to make this possible.
Tahoe came to Predators of the Heart back in 2007. We are currently building her a new improved habitat and build his yearly food and care fund. Come partner with us to make this possible.
Dakota came to Predators of the Heart back in 2007. We are currently building him a new improved habitat and a yearly food and care fund. Come partner with us to make this possible.
Baker came to Predators of the Heart back in 2007. He is apart of the LAST wolf pack to EVER come in to Washington. We are currently building him a new improved habitat and a yearly food and care fund. Come partner with us to make this possible.
Shasta came to Predators of the Heart back in 2007. We are currently building her a new improved habitat and a yearly food and care fund. Come partner with us to make this possible.
Sierra came to Predators of the Heart back in 2007. We are currently building her a new improved habitat and a yearly food and care fund. Come partner with us to make this possible
Samara came to Predators of the Heart back in 2007. We are currently building her a new improved habitat and a yearly food and care fund. Come partner with us to make this possible.
Max came to Predators of the Hearts wildlife conservation in 2008. We are currently building him a new improved habitat and a yearly food and care fund. Come partner with us to make this possible!
Samson came to Predators of the Hearts wildlife conservation in 2000. We are currently building him a new improved habitat and a yearly food and care fund. Come partner with us to make this possible!
Sydney came to Predators of the Hearts wildlife conservation in 2008. We are currently building her a new improved habitat and a yearly food and care fund. Come partner with us to make this possible!
Savannah came to Predators of the Hearts wildlife conservation in 2008. We are currently building her a new improved habitat and a yearly food and care fund. Come partner with us to make this possible!
Moe came to Predators of the Heart wildlife conservation in 2003. We are currently building him a new improved habitat and a yearly food and care fund. Come partner with us to make this possible!
Big Guy came to Predators of the Hearts wildlife conservation in 2002. We are currently building him a new improved habitat and a yearly food and care fund. Come partner with us to make this possible!
Sheba came to Predators of the Heart’s wildlife conservation in 2002. She is one of the last bobcats to legally come into Washington. We are currently building her a new improved habitat and a yearly food and care fund. Come partner with us to make this possible!
Al came to Predators of the Heart back in 1998 the 11 other alligators from 2002-2008. We are currently building them a new improved habitat and build their yearly food and care fund. Come partner with us to make this possible.
Our snakes and Lizards came to Predators of the Hearts wildlife conservation from 2000 - 2009. We are currently housing over 25 different rescued reptiles.
Predators of the Heart is moving the reptiles to a new 10 acre home. Help us by supporting these animal and providing them with the care they deserve. Predators of the Heart has rescued many animals and now is homing over 25 different species of reptiles.
Predators of the Heart's Tiles
A 2 week trip to Cape Town South Africa to enlighten 23 college students on the HIV/AIDS epidemic and its effect on a non-Western society. We will do various service including building a medical database for an orphanage and helping a youth group create educational skits to share with their peers.
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