Sign up for a monthly sponsorship to help the rescues at Critter Camp!
(Be sure to select the Make this a Recurring Monthly donation box when checking out)

Sponsor Critter Camp as an entire rescue at any level $5, $10, $100 or more a month!
(our expenses run approximately $4000/month- we are all volunteer and pay no overhead- the donation go directly to the animals except for licensing, insurance and educational materials)
Your ongoing support helps us rescue hundreds of unadoptable small pets many of them would be euthanized in kill shelters if we could not care for them. You will be acknowledged here on our site unless you prefer to remain anonymous.
Thank you!

Critter Camp Monthly sponsors: 
Pamela B.,  Barbara S.,   Tanya R.,     Nancy B.,  Heartsong Hill Designs, Peggy C.,  Eric R., Michelle B., Barbara P., , Janice K., Paula M.,  Jean A., Mary M., Janet W., Kurokawa T., Diane H., Penny R., Mary R., Sabina W., Jackie B., Minami T.Minami U TamadaMinami U TamadaMinami U Tamada

Sponsor Tod the red fox   
Memorial Fund - Tod left us far too soon he had a blood disorder that depleted his red blood cells

  Tod's sponsors:
Todd S., 

Sponsor Stevie the fennec fox  
Any level $5, $10, $50 a month or more!
(actual cost of care $100/month)
Stevie is a blind elderly fennec fox who used to be a breeder and then an educational animals. He came to Critter Camp to live in his retirement and receive the best of elder care possible due to our extensive experience with fennecs.

Stevie's sponsors: The Williams Family, 
Lonnie Mitchell For my mama's (Gillian) 52nd bday :), 

In Memory of Zorro

Zorro Sponsors:
​Penny R. , 

Sponsor Cinnamon the raccoon
Any level $5, $10, $50 or more per month!
(actual care cost $100 per month)
Cinnamon is a red raccoon bred to be a pet, but her owners had no idea what they were getting into. She is a handful !

Cinnamon sponsors: 
​Colleen D.,

Sponsor Critter Camp's Free Range Bunny Haven home to an average of 10 sanctuary rabbits at any given time.  
 Any level $5, $10, $50 a month or more!
(actual cost of care $600/month for all)
These bunnies come to us mostly from kill facilities where they were going to be euthanized due to aggression where they have bitten and attacked people. 
We feed the bunnies fresh produce daily along with grass hay and timothy pellets. The rabbits are all spayed & neutered. They have many toys and other enrichments. 

 Bunny sponsors:
 Simon B., Diane M., Jessie C at Athena's Treasure Chest LLC 

Sponsor Critter Camp's Free Range Piggy Haven home to between 30-40 rescued guinea piggies at any given time. 
 Any level $5, $10, $50 a month or more!
(actual cost of care $600/month for all)
The guinea piggies we care for are mostly elders and ones that are fearful of people due to neglect and abuse. Many came from kill shelters where their time had run out. We provide retirement home/hospice for them. 
There are two side to Piggy haven , one for the boys and one for the ladies. We never allow breeding. The piggies get daily fresh produce, grass hay &  timothy pellets for cavies. They have huts, chew toys and other enrichments.

Guinea Pig sponsors:
Elizabeth C., 

Sponsor Critter Camp's Free Range Ferret Room  & Olaf and Elsa the Minks!
 Any level $5, $10, $50 a month or more!
(actual cost of care $650/month for all)
At any given time we care for between 10 & 20 elder ferrets that have adrenal cancer, seizures, insulinoma, etc. We provide hospice and assisted care when needed. They have lots of toys and tunnels, and playtime with volunteers. They are fed Totally ferret kibble and given Bandits and Ferretone as  treats. 
​Olaf and Elsa are mink who escaped from  fur farms and were briefly kept as a pet until their rescuers found Critter Camp.

Ferret  sponsors: 
Shelby A.,

Sponsor Critter Camp rescued mice & rats
 Any level $5, $10, $50 a month or more!
(actual cost of care $500/month for all)
At any given time Critter Camp cares for 10-20 mice and an average of  20-100 rats. Most are biters, elders or have tumors and were going to be euthanized at kill shelters. Very often all other rescues within hundreds of miles have said no and we then accept these little sweeties. Some have been found as strays and are not friendly. Some are the product of a domestic female rat (who got loose) and wild male rat and are not handleable. Some come from hoarder situations. We love the ratties & mice very much and make sure they are happy with hammocks, hideouts, toys & treats. 

 Mouse & Ratty sponsors: 
Anne-Catherine S., Evan O., Alan K., Leslie W., Kris S.,

Sponsor our Hedgehogs 
 Any level $5, $10, $50 a month or more!
Our hedgehogs have gone to the Rainbow Bridge, but we may have more in the future

Hedgehog sponsors: 
Penny R., Lisa K., Susan O.,

Sponsor our sugar gliders  
 Any level $5, $10, $50 a month or more!
(actual cost of care $40/month for all)
We currently care for 1 sugar glider that are elderly and/or do not like people: JoJo.
They are nocturnal and all have friends. The males are all neutered. 
We feed them fresh fruits and vegetables, and the special insectivore protein mix we make.

Sugar Glider sponsors:
 Leslie W.

Sponsor Pearl the pot bellied pig
 Any level $5, $10, $50 a month or more!
(actual cost of care $ 80/month)
Pearl came to us from a dog rescue where she had been taken by a relative of her owner who had gone to jail. All of the pig rescues in the area were full and no one else would take her. She is thriving here at Critter Camp. She is potty trained, goes on walks and is learning lots of new tricks! Mini pigs do not stay tiny, they usually grow to at least 100 lbs and Pearl has doubled that!

Pearl's sponsors: 
Penny R., 

Sponsor our bearded dragons
 Any level $5, $10, $50 a month or more!
(actual cost of care $30/month for all)
We currently care for Cosmo.   Our beardies eat super worms and fresh greens and a little fruit and vegetables for treats. 

Bearded dragon sponsors:
Penny R., 

Sponsor our box turtles
 Any level $5, $10, $50 a month or more!
(actual cost of care $200/month for all)
We currently care for elder 4 lady box turtles that are around 40 years old: Abby Irma, Millie,  & Michelle.  We have three toeds, eastern and western. They eat fresh fruits and vegetables and super worms. 

Box Turtle sponsors:
Lisa W.,

Sponsor Leela the skink
 Any level $5, $10, $50 a month or more!
(actual cost of care $40/month)
Leela is a blue tongue skink that was left with a roommate. She has never been very friendly and does not like to be handled. 

Leela sponsors:
Anna L., Ja

Sponsor Leroy
 Any level $5, $10, $50 a month or more!
(actual cost of care $60/month)
Leroy is a red footed tortoise found as a stray. He had metabolic bone disease when we took him in. We are working to remedy it with calcium & vitamins, proper diet, exercise, & humidity. 

Sponsor the Degus 
 Any level $5, $10, $50 a month or more!
Our degus have gone to the Rainbow Bridge but we may have more in the future

Leroy sponsors:
jdmerchandise, 

Degu sponsors:
Marisa H.,

Sponsor the Hamsters & Gerbils 
 Any level $5, $10, $50 a month or more!

Hamster and Gerbil sponsors: 
Christina H., 

Sponsor the Spiny Mice
 Any level $5, $10, $50 a month or more!
​(Our spiny mice have gone to the bridge, but we will likely take in more at some point)

Spiny Mice sponsors: 
Sabina W.

Sponsor Prairie Dogs
 Any level $5, $10, $50 a month or more!
​Our Prairie dogs have gone to the Rainbow Bridge, however we'll likely have new ones any day

Prairie Dog sponsors: 
Penny R., Diane S., 

Sponsor Guinness the Kinkajou 
 Any level $5, $10, $50 a month or more!
(actual cost of care $80/month)
Currently we care for one kinkajous, Guinness. He came from a vets offices and has attacked people. Kinkajou maulings can be very serious and come without warning. Kinks live up to 25 years and he is 
around 20.  He needs fresh fruits and vegetables every day as well as the special insectivore protein mix we make and treats. 

Kinkajou sponsors:
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Sponsor our Birds 
 Any level $5, $10, $50 a month or more!
(actual cost of care $250/month)
Currently we care for Jackson the macaw, Verde the Amazon,  Junior the dove, and cockatiels Sweet Pea, & Kiddo.  They are biters and/or elders. 
The parrots get out of cage time every day and lots of stimulation. Jackson loves to watch Big Bird and talks to him on TV. Verde participates in our board meetings and laughs along with jokes. 

Bird sponsors: