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The Need

Indigenous birds and wildlife are increasingly threatened by numerous factors: climate change, human population increase, construction, wire fencing, electrical overhead cables, indiscriminate use of poison, increased traffic, destruction of natural habitat, growing numbers of domestic dogs and cats, and misunderstanding and superstition. So there is a pressing and urgent need to create not only awareness of the facts, but to establish places of refuge for our indigenous birds and wildlife.

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What to do with an injured owl / bird:


• Don’t assume that a baby owl or other bird on the ground is in distress. Check that the parents aren’t there. They are usually not far away since not all babies can fly yet.

• Place an injured bird in a dark container with air holes, or cover with a towel or other soft material. This has a calming effect and reduces stress. Contact your local vet, sanctuary or SPCA. Please handle with care!

• DO NOT chase an injured bird or animal! Stress is the biggest killer. They might also bite out of fear. Rather, contact someone with experience.

• Remember: a distressed wild bird or animal will view you as an enemy and will act accordingly. Wait for someone with the right equipment to assist. Keep the bird/animal under observation from a distance.

Interviews and Videos 

Happy Feet dancing

Appealing to the public for awareness

Owls on soft release, support fed for another 3 weeks after release.

Blue Crane from chick to adulthood

Kwela TV Interview

Coming soon

Digital News Link About Us

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Donations links for Owl Orphanage

Owl Orphanage PBO No. 930072975
Now, companies are welcome to help fund us.  We can write tax exemption certificates for corporate donations.  

Owl Orphanage Donations QR

Owl Orphanage Yoco Donation QR Code

Whatsapp contact list

Jacques: CEO and Animal Rehabilitation Officer
Tania Copeland: Owl Orphanage Administrator 

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Treasurer

 George Botten

Secretary Bird and Enquiries

Tania Copeland

CEO and Animal Rehabilitation Officer

Jacques Nel

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Whatsapp Jacques directly

Donations can be paid into:

West Coast Environmental Project Fund  T/A  Owl Orphanage

ABSA Bank

Cheque Account: 4098603515

Branch Code: 632005

SWIFT Code: ABSAZAJJ

Reference: First name and surname

Owl Orphanage PBO No. 930072975

All Proof Of payments to be sent strictly to:

theowlorphanage@gmail.com 

Please include your name and contact details when making a donation.

Address:

Velddrif, 
West Coast
7365
South Africa 

Phone Jacques Nel: +27 72 0405 465
Email: theowlorphanage@gmail.com

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