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Many thanks to Elaine Lerner for her recent $14,000 donation to OC Bird of Prey Center! The money donated will greatly help our relocation efforts to our brand new facility and future permanent home.

​Thank you Animal Health Foundation for their recent $2,500 donation to OC Bird of Prey Center!
Read more about their donation at 
http://www.animalhealthfoundation.net/news/item.html/n/20296.


The Orange County Bird of Prey Center utilizes cleaning supplies for center maintenance and enrichment tools for the birds. If yo​u would like to donate supplies to the center, please fill out the form below. Thank you for your contribution.

We are in the planning process of building our new, public facility.  Please help us create this amazing home for the raptors!

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    Please include the supplies you would like to donate to the Orange County Bird of Prey Center. One of our leads will be in touch with you shortly thereafter.
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Obey the laws which protect raptors, and encourage others to do the same.  Support this and other conservation and wildlife organizations.  We rely solely on contributions from people like you to continue our work. 

We are often asked - how much does it cost to rehabilitate a raptor?  The best case scenario is an owl that was stunned and can be released within a few days.  The worst case is an eagle with major trauma that requires numerous surgeries, medications, and extensive rehabilitation.  The average cost to rehabilitate an injured raptor is $1,000.  Rehabilitation costs include: housing, food, medication, surgery, hospitalization, physical therapy, insurance, office and supplies.  Our entire staff are volunteers: these include veterinarians, surgery specialists, veterinary technicians, feeders, cage cleaners, educators, and others behind the scenes to keep the Orange County Bird of Prey Center running.​

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OCBPC
25422 Trabuco Rd. #105-541
Lake Forest, CA 92630-2797
NON-PROFIT CORPORATION TAX ID NUMBER: 33-044-0942
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