1.  To rescue Birds of Prey that have become injured or 
    orphaned.
   
   

2. To rehabilitate Birds of prey through medical attention, 
   veterinary assessments ,proper nutrition ,suitable housing 
   and caring for these birds while preparing them for 
   responsible release.

    3.   To  release injured and orphaned Birds of Prey once 
          completely  rehabilitated and properly prepared so that 
          they can be released back into the wild.

1. To educate the general public as to the appreciation                                 
   and useful role of predator birds in the ecological 
   system and reinforce their need for protection.
   
   

2. To encourage networking of information and to 
   share knowledge obtained with  wildlife agencies, 
   veterinarians and other rehabilitation facilities.
   . .
   

3. To involve those in the community who have 
    an interest in volunteer  work at this type of facility.
   
   

4. To seek donations and the support of the public to 
   carry out the above objectives and purposes as a 
   charitable foundation.