1.)        To provide a humane service by maintaining a wildlife rehabilitation facility to which the general public, veterinarians, and state and local wildlife officials may bring injured or orphaned wildlife for care and release back into their natural habitat.   2.)        To present to the general public educational programs to help others gain respect for all life as well as make them aware of who we are & what we do.   3.)        To assemble a library of materials dealing with the natural history of various species of wildlife, current techniques used in wildlife rehabilitation and advancements in this field.   4.)        To establish and maintain contact with other related organizations in order to share information about advancements in wildlife rehabilitation techniques.