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Snowdon is a wildlife
sanctuary dedicated to the care and rehabilitation of injured and
orphaned wildlife. Snowdon was incorporated as a 501(c)(3) nonprofit
organization in 1989, and has continuously housed and
cared for a wide range of large and small mammals and birds since then.
Animals received by
Snowdon are in distress due to injury, loss of parents, or loss of
habitat. We are totally
dependent on gifts from our friends to meet the day-to-day expenses
of feeding and housing the wildlife. ( To give now, just click the
DONATE NOW button.)
This will connect you to the Just Give web site that will handle
your credit card payment securely for Snowdon.
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| Bordered by National Forest and State lands, Snowdon is located in
the mountains outside of McCall, Idaho. The
Sanctuary is ideally situated to minimize human contact – an important precaution to ensure the successful
release of wild
animals back to the mountains and valleys where they naturally exist. |
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by H. Hamilton
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by H. Hamilton
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Snowdon realizes its goal
of aiding wildlife not only by providing temporary housing,
care, and rehabilitation, but also by providing educational programs to the
public, to schools throughout the southern part of Idaho, and for special
programs such as the University of Idaho's McCall Outdoor Science School (MOSS).
Such programs have been facilitated by grants from the Idaho Humanities Council, Sheldon
Foundation, and Idaho Community Foundation, and through donations from
citizens who believe in our wildlife and what Snowdon is doing to help
them. |
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day-to-day care of the wildlife depends not only on our Executive
Director, but also on help from college students and recent graduates who
participate in Snowdon's Intern
Program. Members of the Board of
Directors and other trained volunteers also may provide hands-on assistance. |
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by H. Hamilton
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by H. Hamilton
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Snowdon
does not generally allow visitors to the facility because of the nature of
rehabilitation, but we do invite you to visit during our annual open house
in the Fall. We also publish a newsletter, and if you are interested in
receiving them, please call or email us. |
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None
of the staff or Board members are paid salaries.....we operate as a
volunteer organization. However, the wildlife need feeding and
shelter, and this does require significant financial support, for we are
totally dependent on our individual supporters. If you would like to
be included as one of our wildlife's valued supporters, Please contact us. |

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by H. Hamilton
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by H. Hamilton
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