sanctuary Archives - Corvid Isle

27/12/202427/12/2024

Happy New Year 2025

Thank You Message

From the bottom of our hearts, we want to thank you all for your incredible support of Corvid Isle Sanctuary. Your generosity and kindness have made a profound difference in the lives of the corvids and other wildlife we care for.

Thanks to your donations, encouragement and belief in our mission, we have been able to provide a safe haven where these intelligent and extraordinary creatures can thrive. Your support helps us to offer them the love, nourishment and sanctuary they deserve.

Every gift and every kind word reminds us that we are not alone in this mission. Together, we are creating a world where all sentient beings are valued, respected and protected.

Thank you for standing with us and for being a part of the Corvid Isle Sanctuary family. We could not do this without you.

24/06/202426/06/2024

GoFundMe – Support Corvid Isle Sanctuary

Please Support Us

The Corvid Isle Sanctuary is situated in the Scottish Highlands. We are a small fully self-funded non-for-profit sanctuary (License Number MAU 016710) and provide a permanent home for more than 30 native unreleasable birds. Please consider to support our work by making a financial contribution via GoFundMe. If you are interested in other ways to support us, then please check out our Support page for more details. You can also use our Contact page to get in touch with us, if you require more information.

GoFundMe – Support Corvid Isle Sanctuary

29/04/202420/06/2024

Management of Interspecies Interactions in Captivity

Introduction

This blog post is aimed to provide some useful information regarding the potential need for the management of interspecies interactions between different corvid species in captivity. We are frequently being asked, mostly by rehabbers and rescue centres, if and how certain corvid species can be kept together in an aviary environment. This question often becomes of interest due to a reoccurring problem in wildlife rescue and rehabilitation – the lack of available aviary space.

To shed some light onto this topic, one has to consider two different main scenarios. If and how different corvid species can and should be kept together depends on the set goal to be achieved, as there are different considerations to be made. The two main scenarios are rescue, rehabilitation and release opposed to long-term care in a sanctuary like environment. We will discuss and examen both scenarios in this blogpost.

09/06/202309/06/2023

Corvid Isle Sanctuary Needs Your Support

We come to you today with a heartfelt appeal on behalf of our cherished corvids. Corvid Isle Sanctuary is a small and entirely self-funded non for profit organisation based in the Scottish Highlands. We provide a safe haven for these intelligent and captivating birds, who have faced hardships and adversity.

GoFundMe – Corvid Isle Sanctuary Needs Your Support

At our sanctuary, we offer a forever home to corvids that have endured unimaginable challenges. Many have suffered injuries, or impairments or have been orphaned, requiring specialised care and attention. We believe in their inherent worth and dedicate ourselves to their well-being, providing a sanctuary where they can flourish and find refuge from a world that often misunderstands them.

08/05/202308/05/2023

Corvid Isle – Easyfundraising

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