Emily D.

How will this additional incubator help?

This incubator will be instrumental in ensuring the continued care and stabilization of wildlife admitted to our hospital. The current incubator, which has served us well since 2019, has reached the end of its lifespan due to the immense workload it has shouldered in supporting thousands of animals over the years. The old incubator has recently started to have issues of inadequate heat retention and excessive noise. This new incubator will not only be more reliable but also provide us with a larger capacity to accommodate a wider range of animals, including larger species such as baby raccoons, adult hawks, and owls. With the onset of colder weather still ahead, the timely acquisition of this new incubator is imperative to ensure that we can continue to provide optimal care and stabilization for wildlife in need, safeguarding their well-being and enhancing our capacity to rehabilitate and release them back into their natural habitats.