Sponsor-A-Skunk Program

You can help provide care and treatment when you Sponsor-A-Skunk.

When you contribute to Sponsor-A-Skunk you help skunks that require daily or costly medical treatments or special care. This also allows people who can't adopt a skunk into their home a chance to provide care for one of our long-term resident skunks.

We pay for the best veterinary care available, but those costs do add up. An annual checkup costs $25, bloodwork or X-rays cost $80 or more, and other tests can be even more expensive.

Dietary supplements and medications add even more to the costs for care and treatment.

Just $10 a month helps to pay for food, medical treatments, and other necessities. You can help by sending $60 for a six month term, or $120 for a one year term, to sponsor one of the rescue skunks. You can also consider a Lifetime Sponsorship at $1000.

Sponsors can also donate toys, blankets, or other items for the exclusive use of the skunk sponsored.

If you wish to contribute you can send your check to Skunk Haven™ or send to our PayPal account. Note the skunk you wish to sponsor and include your current mailing address and phone number. If you want more information about Sponsor-A-Skunk or a specific skunk please contact us.


Rhody Rhody - Male - Born 2003 - Rescued 2003 - angry youngster. Rhody was a typical young skunk, didn't trust being handled or even petted much, and he would try to bite to show his dislike of being touched. He is getting better with each day.
Rhody

Hana
Hana
Hana - Female - Born 2001 - Rescued 2003 - caged in a fish tank in a pet store. Hana (the Japan Rescue) came to us thanks to a concerned person who bought her and shipped her to us for proper care. Each day Hana is more comfortable around people and she has shed out the orange fur.

Slim
Slim
Slim - Male - Born 2003 - Rescued 2002 - 4 years of his life spent in a dog run in the barn, No human contact for 2 of those 4 years. Very sweet skunk

Mike
Mike
Mike - Male - Born 2001 - Rescued 2006 - low calcium and slightly overweight, cannot stand because of a broken leg which did not heal properly. Mike came to us for intense treatment to get him walking and improve his general health. He is responding well to treatment and is already standing a little on all four feet while eating.

Reily
Reily
Reily - Female - Born 2002 - Rescued 2002 - severely underweight. Reily was so tiny from not eating and she would eat her feces if left alone - it was gross. It took about two months of us giving her the diet she needs and getting the weight back on to correct her behavior. She is now very friendly and loves to play.

Simond
Simond
Simond - Male - Born 2003 - Rescued 2004 - did not get along with human family member. Simond is very playful.

Ben
Ben
Ben - Male - Born 2003 - Rescued 2003 - ower did not want him. Ben is a small skunk, he almost died from complications of poor diet and worm infestation. Took one month of nearly 24-hour care, force feeding him, until he came back. Now he is fine now and loves to play.

Izzy
Izzy
Izzy - Male - Born 2003 - Rescued 2005 - Owner did not want her child to have skunk due to allergies. Izzy has not been well since Sept 06. Izzy went thru 2 weeks of nose bleeding. rental failure. Suspected tumor.

Additional

You can also select one of the other skunks at the rescue. Here are more skunks that currently need a sponsor:

GordoLady MochaPepe-LouZunie

Send your payment to:

Skunk Haven
Sponsor-A-Skunk
P.O. Box 201
Avon Lake, OH 44012-0201

Or pay with PayPal:

U$60 6 Month Term Sponsor -
U$120 12 Month Term Sponsor -
U$1000 Lifetime Sponsor -
General Support -

When paying by PayPal you will be contacted via e-mail to identify the skunk you wish to sponsor.


If you would like to donate directly to medical bills and/or research efforts you can send donations to SkunkHaven™ or you can purchase a Gift Certificate for Skunk Haven™ from our vet's office:

Avon Lake Animal Clinic
Attn: Dr. Frank Krupka / SKUNKS
124 Miller Road
Avon Lake, OH 44012

Gift Certficates will be used for skunks at our rescue and will free up money for other rescue efforts and medical problems with needy skunks throughout the U.S.


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