This weekend matters! Our Tails and Tales Wild Book Market has been a true labor of love. Volunteers have spent countless hours sorting, setting up, and keeping it going month after month. Tables are full of hundreds of books in every genre. But the truth is, attendance has been low. We are trying something new this weekend with a two-day sale on both Saturday and Sunday. If you want this fundraiser to continue, now is the time to show your support. Come out this Saturday and Sunday. Browse tables of books for only one dollar each, walk the pond trail to view some of our ambassador animals, and know that every purchase makes a difference for wildlife in need.

🐾 Tails & Tales: Wild Book Market

Tons of books → $1 each → Wildlife saved. Simple as that.
🦉📖 Every book you take home helps save injured and orphaned wildlife.
💚 Come for the books. Stay for the animals. Leave knowing you made a difference.


 

 


 



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 Our Mission, Our Philosophy

 

To offer a second chance to distressed Pennsylvania wildlife through rescue and rehabilitation, public education, and by providing training for wildlife rehabilitators.

Taking in over 4,000 animals annually, from the tiniest hummingbird to the largest eagle, from chipmunks to deer, Red Creek has been giving wildlife a second chance since 1991.


Because Everything Deserves a Second Chance

We believe that education is an important part of saving our wildlife, the environment and the planet for future generations.

Each year, tens of thousands of students enjoy a positive wildlife experience through Red Creek’s LIVE RAPTOR programs and assemblies.

We believe wildlife rehabilitation is a valuable service that should be available to everyone.

Red Creek is helping others become wildlife rehabilitators through classes, seminars and online training, expanding this serve to new areas in Pennsylvania and nationally.

We believe your charitable investment should be life-changing for both animals and people.

Protecting Our Families and Community Since 1991

It’s obvious that wildlife rehabilitation helps animals, but did you know it protects people as well?

By providing a safe and humane service that helps a wild animal foundling in need, a family’s exposure to that animal is greatly reduced.

Through our services, our loved ones, especially our children and pets are protected from dangerous, possibly FATAL INJURY, DISEASE, AND PARASITES.

Red Creek Wildlife Center relies solely on YOUR generous contributions to meet the ever-growing need for our services.