Orange County Bird of Prey Center
OCBPC
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WHAT WE DO

OCBPC believes raptors play an integral role in the balance of nature.  State and federal laws protect this balance. We reintroduce raptors under specific conditions: following state and federal guidelines, respecting current wild raptor population cycles, and considering environmental factors.
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Advisors / Consultants
  • Veterinarian: Dr. Scott Weldy, Lake Forest, CA
  • Veterinarian: Dr. Kristi Krause, Lake Forest, CA
  • Veterinarian: Dr. Nicole Beaudet, Lake Forest, CA
  • Veterinarian: Dr. Ann Ichikawa, Lake Forest, CA 
  • Veterinarian: Dr. Patrick Morris, San Diego Zoo, CA

OCBPC is monitored by the O.C. Animal Control Department and the California Department of Fish and Wildlife.

OUR VISION

  • Rehabilitate injured and orphaned raptors to return them to their natural habitat.  
  • Introduce the public to these magnificent creatures and educate them on the role of raptors in the balance of nature.

OUR MISSION

  • Educate the Community about Raptors
  • Rehabilitate Injured Raptors
  • Release Recuperated Raptors
The Orange County Bird of Prey Center staff are completely volunteer. 100% of your donation goes to the treatment, care, housing, and feeding of the raptors.
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Special Thanks to:
Rancho Las Lomas for currently providing a home for OCBPC.
Betty and Bill Milan, who unselfishly donated their back yard for years to provide a home for the Center.
NON-PROFIT CORPORATION TAX ID NUMBER: 33-044-0942
Please consider donating to OCBPC to support their mission of education and rehabilitation
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