[mou] The Raptor Center Needs Help
Sally Cagle
scagle@bitstream.net
Thu, 17 Mar 2005 07:11:54 -0600
Great idea! Gary and I will mail in $50. The Duluth trip...40+
owls...was priceless!
Sally Cagle
Minneapolis
On Wednesday, March 16, 2005, at 09:03 PM, Jim Williams wrote:
> I'll contribute a dollar per Great Gray Owl seen this winter, give or
> take five dollars. Put me down for $50. How about the rest of you? Are
> the owls worth helping or just worth seeing?
>
> And how about the MOU? With a quarter million dollars in the bank, can
> it afford to help an owl or two?
>
> Jim Williams
> Wayzata
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> On Mar 16, 2005, at 5:45 PM, sharonks@mn.rr.com wrote:
>
> The University of Minnesota's Raptor Center has admitted over 90 great
> gray owls this winter. The owls are coming from collision injuries
> with vehicles as opposed to starvation and the average cost of a
> surgical patient at TRC is $1500. Typically this time of year is slow
> at TRC but with the unusually high patient load, the center is facing
> some financial constraints.
>
> The Kathering B Andersen Fund of the Saint Paul Foundation is offering
> a 1:1 matching challenge grant to The Raptor Center, so any money
> donate right now will be matched dollar for dollar.
>
> If you have been enjoying the great gray owls this winter please
> consider making a donation. The Raptor Center receives more than 50%
> of it's budget from contributions. They take in a lot of birds and
> none of them have health insurance. You can call in or donate online
> at www.raptor.cvm.umn.edu.
>
> Sharon Stiteler
> Minneapolis, MN
> www.birdchick.com
>
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