The Wildlife Learning Foundation (WLF) supports the objectives of WLC. WLF’s primary responsibility is to seek and provide financial support for the Center’s animals and education programs.
The WLC Objectives
- To provide sanctuary to animals in need
- To bring natural science education to students and communities with limited access to the natural world
- To increase the public's environmental awareness, concern, and appreciation for wildlife through public education
WLC Needs Your Support
Ongoing fundraising supports the care of dozens of rescued and rehabilitated animals; covers veterinary care and daily animal care; funds enclosure construction and maintenance; provides school outreach programs; and pays for general operating costs.
WLC's long-term goal is to expand the Center by purchasing the land it resides on, develop animal habitats, create a student classroom, and rescue more animals in need. Funds will also be needed for microscopes, desks, chairs, and biofacts.
Our staff dedicates its time, energy, and love of animals to work for this cause, but it is not enough without the support of other animal lovers. If you decide to contribute, please send your donation to:
Wildlife Learning Foundation
15981 Yarnell Street, Suite 251
Sylmar, CA 91342
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Wildlife Learning Center Experience
Visitors get an up-close look at animals from ecosystems around the world. Visitors learn about the natural history of over fifty species of animals. For a more interactive experience, visitors can sign up for one of our special tours and learn about topics such as wildlife conservation, adaptations, ecosystems, habitats, dietary needs, behavioral enrichment, and more. Visitors can even schedule a personal visit with certain animals including feeding a porcupine, feeling the soft fur of a fox, touching the special armor of an armadillo, or even looking into the mysterious eyes of an owl as it perches on your gloved hand!
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Mission Statement
To care for the animals at the Wildlife Learning Center and to provide interactive education utilizing wildlife as living visual aids in order to inspire the public to take a deep interest in the life sciences. |
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