The Kerulos Center was established first and foremost to care for animals suffering from human-caused trauma and prevent future occurrences. Your help is needed...
There are many ways you can support the Center's activities and mission. One of the simplest and effective is to tell people you know and meet what you have learned about animals and their capacity to feel and suffer.
Another way to help prevent further human-caused suffering is to actively speak out in voice, letters, and other educational media against the capture and forced confinement of wild animals and the abuse of farm and domestic animals. Each of these helps animals and the work of The Kerulos Center.
Donate
You can contribute directly to the Kerulos Center. We are are a legally incorporated 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization (federal tax ID: 26-1402190) and your contributions are tax deductible.
To contribute to the overall mission of Kerulos or to support specific projects, donations can be sent directly to the address below or via a secure online transaction.
The Kerulos Center
PO Box 1446
Jacksonville, OR 97530
USA
To make a secure online donation, please click on the Network for Good button:
Specific projects can also benefit from your targeted contribution. Contact us to find out how you can help.
Four-wheel drive vehicle that can transport animals
High-quality digital video camera/audio recorder for animal interviews
Do you have equipment or other materiel that would help us reach our goals? Contact us!
Planned Gifting
Consider gifting a legacy of charity in a living will or trust fund. Your contribution will be used in the ways you specify that are commensurate with the Kerulos Center and Sanctuary mission. Details can be obtained from your attorney, or contact the Kerulos Center directly for assistance.
Volunteer
Your time is also valuable. If you believe you can help The Kerulos Center with your skills or expertise, please contact us.
Online Store
Under development. The online store will include clothing, artwork, and other items that convey the Kerulos Center's mission in an aethsetic and animal supportive manner.
photo credits
"Sweet Pea's kit", copyright © 2012 Robin Lindsey
"Chimp portrait study", courtesy Fauna Foundation
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