Raptor Sanctuary Fund
 

Be a Raptor Monthly Supporter

Our resident Raptors which include native and exotic hawks and owls are an integral part of KFBG. Each of these birds has a tragic story behind how they came to KFBG. They remind us humans that we play a vital role in the health of wild animals, their habitats and the world we share.

The Jim Ades Raptor Sanctuary depends on your support. Your donation will help feed, house, and provide medical care for our resident Raptors, who are unable to return to the wild due to disabilities and permanent injuries.

You are invited to make a one-off or monthly donation at whatever level you feel comfortable. If you are not sure, then the suggested donation is HKD100.

To thank you for your ongoing commitment as a monthly sponsor, you will get:

  • Printable electronic copies of Thank You Letter and Thank You Certificate
  • A yearly update on the status of the rescued raptors (PDF)

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About the Raptor Sanctuary Fund

KFBG took up the role of raptor rescue and rehabilitation in 1994 recognising an existing gap regarding the veterinary and nursing care of injured and sick birds in HKG. The programme was sanctioned by the authorities and its key aim is to rehabilitate birds of prey and owls, where possible, releasing the native species back into the wild. If you look up you may see some of our former patients wheeling in the sky.

Sadly, some raptors are permanently disabled and cannot be released as they have lost their survival skills. If they are suitable, some may spend the rest of their lives at KFBG, joining our public education programme. Meeting and observing the live bird exhibit will develop empathy for the birds and an increased understanding of the natural and man-made pressures they face in the wild. Also seeing the birds and learning about their stories may help some visitors connect or reconnect with nature and this is a key goal for KFBG programmes.

Your compassion means so much and you can further support us with the care of the rescued raptors and maintenance of the educational exhibits. 

Frequently Asked Questions

The rescued raptors may have been involved in accidents or been part of the illegal pet trade. They will receive professional care from KFBG staff, including veterinary treatments for their injuries. They will also be considered for release and receive an exercise programme to get them back to full fitness. Only those that do not pass the fitness and pre-release training and assessment will be considered for lifetime care.

Those birds may be permanently disabled or not suitable to be released because they are tame non-native species. In these cases, the individuals may join the other raptors in the sanctuary.

We thank the Agriculture, Fisheries and Conservation Department for their support towards the work of the Wild Animal Rescue and Rehabilitation programme.

Have further questions? Please email info@kfbg.org

Your compassion goes a long way toward joining us to make a difference regarding the conservation and captive care of these majestic birds

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