
Donations & Gifts
Please Consider Making a Tax Deductible Donation
Feathered Ambassadors and Friends is a nonprofit 501(c)(3) organization. EIN: 20-1526302

You can help today!
The pandemic required all US zoological and theme parks to close.
All our trained birds & animals were required to return to our training facility, affectionately known as Their Sanctuary.
Since 1979 this is the first time that all of these birds and animals have been in California together.
Absent revenue from the US zoos and parks, while all birds and animals' needs remained the same, the situation has created an extremely challenging puzzle.
We are working to give our birds and animals daily care, exercise, enrichment, etc.
OR
Mail your tax deductible donation to:
PO Box 225, Shingle Springs, CA. 95682
Your donation will help us improve their habitats, create more interactive experiences,
and subsidize the costs of their food, vet care, husbandry team, etc.
Please help us help them and continue to give them their best life.
Any way we look at it, we're working for the animals, and we wouldn't have it any other way!
Feed Our Birds of Prey for a Day
$16 buys one five-pound container of Nebraska Bird of Prey Diet — one full day of food, shipping included.
This feeds Sr. Jefe — our Andean Condor,
turning 40 this year —
along with King Vultures Elvis the King and King Solomon,
Athena our Eurasian Eagle Owl,
and Edgar, our Marabou Stork.
One container, one full day, all five of them.

Donate: Educational Experience

$1,000.00
Duration: 2 - 2.5 hours
Donation for
Children's Educational Experiences.
For a maximum of 16-20 children,
with 4-5 adult chaperones.
(Maximum of 4 children per adult chaperone.)
Give the experience of In-person
Hands-on learning
with our live domestic, endangered and exotic Animal Ambassadors.
Our passion is to share the animals we love through creating an environment where education is live, fun and interactive.
This experience provides an opportunity to share the interesting facts pertaining to
exotic, endangered and domestic animal species; their natural behaviors and habitats;
the effects of rainforest deforestation;
engage in endangered species rehabilitation;
and see how each of us can contribute to
conservation and environmental sustainability.


