Rescue - Rehabilitation -
Release - Education
Animal Emergency: 618-466-2990 or animalhelp@treehousewildlifecenter.org
The Guardian Program
Animal care is our top priority, with the goal of returning wildlife to their natural habitat. While veterinarians and volunteers donate their services, rescue and rehabilitation costs remain high.
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Through the Guardian Program, donors can sponsor a resident animal for a renewable year, covering food, housing, and care while freeing up funds for rehabilitation.
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Our residents support environmental education, each with a unique story. Some serve as outreach ambassadors, others foster orphaned wildlife, and many educate visitors from their enclosures.
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Want to help? Hover over the photos below for sponsorship pricing or visit our Resident Animals page for details.
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Enclosure sponsorships are also available—donate $2,000, and we'll create a professional sign displaying your support for TreeHouse.

Prices by Resident Type
Signing up to be a TreeHouse Guardian comes with several unique benefits:
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Sponsorship of the animal for one year (naming rights included if unnamed)
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Certificate of Guardianship
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Species relevant information
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The history of your animal at TreeHouse
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5x7 color photograph of your animal
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A plaque on the animal's enclosure indicating your sponsorship
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One year subscription to our annual newsletter
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Subscription to our monthly e-newsletter
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A one hour complementary tour for your family or group (must be scheduled in advance)
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10% discount in our gift shop
Discover the tales of our inhabitants and select the animal ambassador that suits you, your loved ones, or your team
Classrooms and scout troops make excellent TreeHouse Guardians, kids can learn about animals and the satisfaction derived from generosity, as every dollar goes towards the animals' upkeep. For further details, contact the center by email us at treehousewildlifecenter@gmail.com
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Short Eared Owls

Screech Owls

Barred Owls, Barn Owls, and Great Horned Owls


American Kestrels



example: Red- tailed and Rough Legged hawks

example: Red Shouldered and Coopers Hawks.




Crows, woodpeckers and other corvids







Virginia opossums

Fred Sponsored by Carolyn Robbins Maddie sponsored by Glacier Peak Grizzlies Girls Volleyball team

Turtles and tortoises


Frogs and Salamanders