Welcome to The North Wales Bird Trust, Llandudno, North Wales, UK

If you want to help - we have a way !

The North Wales Bird Trust is a registered Charity and depends entirely on donations. There are a number of ways in which you can help if you are able.

ADOPT A BIRD

VOLUNTEER

DONATE

DONATE ITEMS FROM OUR 'WISH LIST'

ORGANISE A FUNDRAISER

SPONSOR A PROJECT

MAKE A DONATION OF MONEY, GOODS (see our WISH LIST) OR SERVICES

Without your support we would not be able to continue to assist these birds. We are deeply grateful.

THANK YOU.

ADOPT A BIRD

If you are able to help you can adopt an owl.
Adoptions are popular for many special occasions, such as birthdays, anniversaries, retirement gifts or even as a personal gift to yourself. You will receive a letter of thanks, a photo of your chosen bird, a certificate and a very special “Owl Card”. You will also receive our newsletter throughout the year to keep you updated with progress at the Trust. Of course you can simply make a donation and we will be delighted to place you on our mailing list for all our future Newsletters.


MINIMUS	GROMMIT	EGGBERT
Pygmy Owl and only about 4" high.	A White Faced Scops Owl	Canadian Great Horned Owl. The largest owl in the Americas.
Adopt	Adopt	Adopt

KILMOUSKY	DELWEN	HUW
Tawny Owl and also one of our hooligans!	British Barn Owl and one of many in our care.	Long Eared Owl and one of our new recruits.
Adopt	Adopt	Adopt

WYDDFA	THOMAS	TEDDY
One of our male Snowy Owls	Another new recruit, A Brown Wood Owl from Asia	Rare Tengmalm's Owl only 6" high
Adopt	Adopt	Adopt

SHEILA	IOLO JNR	OTIS
Our wonderful Kookaburra	A young Great Grey Owl	Our fabulous tiny Indian Scops Owl
Adopt	Adopt	Adopt

VOLUNTEER

You can help! - as a 100% volunteer organisation you can provide a vital link in the care of the birds at the Trust. If you live fairly close to Llandudno you can apply to become a volunteer for the Charity. The daily cleaning and feeding of the resident birds is a huge undertaking. Not only do NWBT volunteers help to provide the best possible care for the birds, each person shares a commitment to the Trust's mission and goals. We are a multi-functional organisation - rehabilitators, educators, builders, fundraisers etc. Our volunteers come from many walks of life and all can often offer creative solutions to specific problems. If you would like to help please either write or e mail to the North Wales Bird Trust.

DONATIONS

YOUR DONATION DOES HELP !
We rely on your generosity and support to continue our work in the care and rehabilitation of these owls.
We receive no public funds.
The centre receives many sick and injured owls. We have also become home to many captive bred owls which were unwanted, abandoned, ill-treated or even confiscated by the authorities. Some of these have required long-term veterinary care.

If you would like to make a donation to the North Wales Bird Trust, simply click the button on the left had column "Make a Donation," you will be redirected to PayPal to complete the transaction. Thank you for your support.

DONATE ITEMS FROM OUR WISH LIST

You can help! - There are always many items, often something as simple as extra towels, that are always needed urgently at the Trust for our 'inmates'. If you would like a copy of our current 'Wish List' please either write or e-mail.

ORGANISE A FUNDRAISER

You can help! - Perhaps a Coffee Morning or maybe a Table Top Sale or a Sponsored Walk. Any help you feel is appropriate would be most welcome and we will do all we can to support your activity ……. we could maybe bring an Owl or give a talk. Please contact us.

SPONSOR A PROJECT

You can help! - In order to continue to improve the quality of care for our birds we always have a number of projects ' ready to go ' that are waiting for sufficient funding. If you would like to help in this way, the projects range from a complete new aviary complex to the landscaping of a particular aviary for a specific species, we would be delighted to send you a list of projects currently in the pipeline. Sponsorship of this sort will be recognised by a plaque and a place on our sponsors board at the entrance to the Park.

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