A Strong Commitment

The Wild Forever Foundation, an all-volunteer nonprofit organization, has worked since 1997 to support wildlife and provide resources for wildlife rehabilitators around the greater Pikes Peak region. Today, WFF is comprised of a small group of veterinarians, rehabilitators and other professionals committed to returning the sick, injured and orphaned wildlife back to their natural habitats.

WFF has found 2009 to be increasingly difficult to provide the dedicated telephone staff that we have in years past. With fewer volunteers and resources available, we have to take another look at how to go forward as an organization and continue to help local urban wildlife in distress.

We still hold a strong commitment to the rescue and rehabilitation of Colorado wildlife as well as educating the community. WFF believes that the best way to achieve our goals is to establish a centralized rehabilitation center that will serve as a resource to the rehabilitators as well as an education center open to the general public.

What’s New At WFF?

On April 25th, Wild Forever participated in the 2009 Pikes Peak Earth Day. The theme was based on how businesses promote a more sustainable approach to daily life. With everyone trying to live greener lives, Wild Forever offered tips on how to reduce, reuse and recycle to save wildlife. Our sturdy canvas totes were on display as an alternative to plastic grocery bags, which present significant dangers to animals. Get your Wild Forever tote to show that you care about the environment AND wildlife.

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