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Welcome to Kindred Kingdoms!
Kindred Kingdoms Wildlife Rehabilitation Inc. is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization. We are an organization dedicated to the care
and release of injured birds of prey and black bear in Central and
Northern New York.
Our History
Kindred
Kingdoms Wildlife Rehabilitation, Inc. is a not-for-profit organization
that was formed in 1997 By Jean Soprano and Len Soprano. We began
our journey working with mammals and birds and eventually took on
the rehabilitation of black bear. This endeaver required that we
build habitat that would be suitable for black bear, including dens
and a set-up that would allow us to do blind feedings to keep the
bears from associating humans with food in order to secure their
best chance for survival when they are released.
In
2012
In 2012
we changed course and merged with Feathers and Friends, a
center dedicated to the rehabilitation of Birds of Prey and community
education. With this endeavor we changed our acceptance policy from
all animals and birds to Black Bears and Birds of prey. We felt
this was in the best interest of our facilty, the volunteers and
most importantly the animals.
Our Mission
The mission of Kindred Kingdoms Wildlife Rehabilitation Center is
to provide the best medical treatment with the least amount of stress
possible for the injured and orphaned wildlife that come to us in
need of our help.
We do this by building shelters on our 40 acre site, in their natural
habitat surrounded by foliage, fresh air and all the sounds of nature
that they are accustom to, ultimately providing the best conditions
to allow the animals to heal.
Our Ultimate goal is to care for wildlife and get them healthy and
strong enough to be returned to the wild.
Another aspect of the center is to educate and encourage preservation
of habitat and wildlife. We accomplish this through educational programs
for environmental organizations, schools, nature centers and also
through our yearly newsletter. |
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Animal
Emergency?
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If you have an animal
emergency that
is not bear or
bird of prey related?
Click
Here for
links to the DEC
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 Liverpool Animal Health Center
8205 Oswego Rd
Liverpool, NY 13090
(315) 622-2882
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