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Wildlife in Need Center Meet & Greet
December 2, 2023 @ 10:00 am - 12:00 pm
Free
Join The Wildlife In Need Center for their Meet & Greet! The Wildlife In Need Center (WINC) is hosting a holiday Meet-n-Greet on Saturday, December 2nd from 10am to 12pm, plus an opportunity to go behind the scenes!
Get into the spirit of the season at the WINC Holiday Meet-n-Greet. It is the most wonderful time of the year, and they invite you to come and spend a couple of hours with them here at WINC and meet some of the Education Ambassadors! You can shop for fun and unique gifts for everyone on your Christmas List! And pick up some yummy goodies at our Bake Sale!
The Education Ambassadors will be getting into the holiday spirit! Come and meet educational ambassadors up-close and learn their stories and how they became ambassadors, along with fun facts about their species here in Wisconsin.
Wildlife animal ambassadors you could potentially view and meet:
- Merry Meadow the BullSnake
- Jingle Bell Jewel the Ornate Box Turtle
- Fa-La-La Leucius a Virginia Opossum
- Christmas Evie the Eastern Fox Snake
- Let it snow Lenny a Virginia Opossum
- Caroling Chase the Striped Skunk
- And making her first appearance at the Holiday Meet-n-Greet Tinsel Twiggy!
- Winter Willow the Woodchuck
This is a great kid-friendly, family event!
Suggested donation upon entry: $2 person
100% of funds raised during this event go to support the Wildlife In Need Center and our mission.
Mark your calendars because you won’t want to miss this fun and festive kick-off to the holiday!
Ho-Ho-Hope to see you there!
Check out their 14 educational animal ambassadors on their website.
For more information about the Holiday Meet & Greet call (262) 965-3090.
Wildlife rehabilitation is the treatment and care of injured, diseased, or orphaned indigenous wildlife, and the subsequent return of healthy viable animals to appropriate habitats in the wild. At the Wildlife In Need Center (WINC) we answer over 10,000 phone calls from people asking for advice or help with wildlife issues and admit approximately 3,000 animals annually. We also conduct educational programs in schools and for scout, church, and civic groups.
The Center is run primarily by volunteers and a very small staff, operating 365 days a year. WINC receives no county, state, or federal funding. WINC operates entirely through fundraising efforts along with the generosity of passionate donors, but also from corporate foundations and private foundation grants.
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