04/29/2026
We are so excited to be sponsoring this event this coming weekend!
WildCareOklahoma's 2026 Baby Shower is just around the corner on Saturday, May 2, 2026 from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m.—the one time a year the public can tour the entire facility and see the organization's lifesaving work first hand.
This event is free, but requires timed entry tickets, which can be reserved here: https://bit.ly/47AarTF
In addition to helping people understand the breadth and depth of WildCareOklahoma's work throughout the state of Oklahoma, this event helps provide the critical supplies and funding needed to care for thousands of wild animals during baby season.
Our orphaned babies and injured or ill patients rely on essential supplies people bring to the baby shower or send in advance of the event every single day, including:
🦉Formula and feeding supplies like syringes, ni***es, and feeding tubes
🐇Heating pads and incubator tools to keep babies warm
🐢Specialized diets for birds, mammals, and reptiles
🦆Cleaning and disinfecting supplies to keep patients safe and healthy
🦌Crates, scales, and equipment to monitor growth and recovery
These aren’t extras—they are critical to survival.
You can make a BIG difference for wildlife:
Donate to help provide the food and care our patients depend on every day. https://www.wildcareoklahoma.org/donate/
Shop our Baby Shower Registry to urchase much-needed supplies to support babies and patients.*https://www.wildcareoklahoma.org/wp-content/uploads/2026WildCareOklahoma__BabyShowerRegistry.pdf
Purchase items from our Amazon Wishlist and have them shipped directly to WildCare.* https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/S5NN8PLP7218/ref=hz_ls_biz_ex
*Please include a gift receipt during checkout so we know who to thank! Address is: WildCare Oklahoma 8505 Wildwood Lane, Noble, OK 73068
From formula-fed babies to growing juveniles preparing for release, these supplies and financial donations support healthy development, strengthen recovery, and help wildlife gain the skills they need to survive and return to the wild.
You can be a part of their journey.
Photo credit: Natalie Parkes, CWR,