Help us help more animals
Since we're a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, donations are tax-deductible!
No gift is too small: every single dollar is appreciated!
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Please note that through our PayPal link, you can also set up a recurring donation - simply check the "make this a monthly donation" box (you can pretend that you're buying a Starbucks coffee every month from us, those few dollars count!).
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Venmo: Click button, look up @arcticfoxdaily under "charities", or scan this QR code*:
*If you have trouble finding our rescue's Venmo, you can send to my personal with a note saying it's for the resuce: @kimberlydefisher
Zelle: Look up arcticfoxdaily@gmail.com or scan this QR code:
CashApp: Click button, look up $arcticfoxdaily, or scan this QR code:
Current project:
Help us cover construction on our new Fox Barn! Our estimated total cost of this project is $115,000
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Phase 1: COMPLETE! Collaborative Arctic Fox Daily x Walking Wild Rescue fundraiser. Phase 1 of fundraising gives us $25,000 for a deposit
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Phase 2: COMPLETE! Raise $15,000 to cover the cost of ground work and site prep (work was completed 6/5)
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Phase 3: Raise $25,000 to build the new enclosures WITHIN the Fox Barn Click Here for Phase 3 PayPal Fundraiser (you can check in real-time how close to our goal we are!)
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Hard Copy Check:
Mail a check payable to
Arctic Fox Daily Wildlife Rescue, Inc.
PO Box 300, Williamson, NY 14589
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Ask your employer if their business wants to make a tax-deductible donation!
Want to send the animals a bag of food, or a gift card to offset our dry food costs?
...Or Click Here to View Our Amazon Wish List
We post items and ideas on here - both big and small - that we are currently in need of. If the items are sold on Amazon, you have the option of purchasing them and having them shipped directly to us!
To care for our wildlife rehabilitation intakes and sanctuary residents, we rely completely on donations.
All wildlife we care for is given a proper, high-quality diet, which includes, but is not limited to, commercial food, fresh meat, fruits, and vegetables, as well as food items that they'd naturally find in their wild habitat. They are provided any necessary veterinary care, vaccinations, parasite preventatives, and enrichment items.