There are many ways you can contribute to our cause.

Volunteers and donations are vital in the operations of Bandit Ranch Rehab. The time that you give, the

food and supplies that you provide, and the money you donate help us support sick, injured, and

orphaned raccoons through their journey of recovery.

Spread the word

We need you to help us spread the word about Bandit Ranch Rehab and the work we do. We are no

ordinary wildlife rehabilitation centre, we specialize in rehabilitating orphaned baby raccoons and

release them back into the wild, away from all the human activities to reduce human-wildlife conflict.

To make it easier for you to share our stories with family and friends, we have set up Facebook and

Instagram, so with a touch of a button you can let the world know about Bandit Ranch Rehab and the

importance of wildlife rehabilitation. Also, we love keeping in touch with our community through our

social media channels, so come join the conversation on all things raccoon!

We always need extra helping hands especially during the breeding season. We need volunteers to help

feed the baby raccoons. In rare occasions, volunteers may assist in cueing the baby raccoons to use the

bathroom. We also welcome volunteers to assist us in tidying and maintaining the shelters, organizing

and participating in fundraising events, and many more activities.

We will provide you with the necessary tools, so you only need to show up in some old, comfortable

clothing that you do not mind to get dirty in.

We work hard to ensure that the raccoons are getting enough nutrients to grow so they can survive the

harsh, wild environment. Raccoons love to eat almost anything, and they especially love grapes and

chicken. In the past, we have generous donors who provided the raccoons with puppy chow, roast

chickens, grapes and fruits, and even live fishes. The variety of food that we received allowed us to teach

the raccoons how to forage for food in different settings, and we hope to keep it up, so we appreciate

food donation just as much.

To provide the raccoons with an environment that is as close to the wild as possible, we use hays and

straws to mimic the grasses, and we make hammocks for the raccoons to use as beds. We also craft

wooden posts for the raccoons to climb on. Therefore, we gladly accept any unused straws and other

supplies or materials that you no longer use or need.

Your contribution will provide medical care, comfortable enclosures, and nutritious food for raccoons

that we come across every year. Very often the baby raccoons arrive in a fragile state. Some are in pain

and suffering hypothermia, most are dehydrated and starving, and all are frightened. It is you, the

compassionate donor, who keep our operations possible. With your generous donations, we can

provide everything necessary for the raccoons to recover and become strong enough to be released

back into the wild, away from the dangerous urban cities where most of injured raccoons were found.