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By adopting an animal at the Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center, you can enjoy animal parenthood without all the work! Our professional staff will provide a special diet, environment, and veterinary care that your animal requires. You\u2019ll enjoy wonderful benefits with each adoption level, as well as the satisfaction of knowing that you are helping to provide a good home for your selected animal at the AWCC. Adopted animals remain in the care of AWCC.<\/strong><\/p>\n

Adoption Levels & Benefits:<\/h2>\n

Opt Green Option:<\/strong> All levels may choose to receive adoption certificates digitally or to opt out of the gifts and have 100% of your adoption amount to support our animals.<\/p>\n

The Skulk Level $30<\/strong>
\nThe Green option! It includes digital adoption certificate and the digital quarterly newsletter. (This option is digital and is available internationally. Shipping not available.) If purchasing as a gift, please include recipient\u2019s emails in the \u201cOrder Notes\u201d at checkout. Tax-deductible amount $25.<\/p>\n

The Chain Level $50<\/strong>
\nAdoption certificate, small animal plush toy*, animal trading card, and the digital quarterly newsletter.
\n*Reindeer & Muskox not available at this level. Tax-deductible amount $25.<\/p>\n

The Prickle Level $100<\/strong>
\nAdoption certificate, large animal plush toy, animal trading card, and the digital quarterly newsletter. Tax-deductible amount $50.<\/p>\n

The Yoke Level $100<\/strong>
\nAdoption certificate, T-shirt (please indicate size), animal trading card, and the digital quarterly newsletter. Tax-deductible amount $50.<\/p>\n

The Gang Level $500<\/strong>
\nAdoption certificate, tote bag, animal plush toy, T-shirt (please indicate size), and the digital quarterly newsletter. Tax-deductible amount $410.<\/p>\n

The Parliament Level $1,000<\/strong>
\nAdoption certificate, a Walk on the Wild Side tour for 4 people (reservations required), and the digital quarterly newsletter. Tax-deductible amount $495.<\/p>\n

All levels may choose to receive adoption certificates digitally or to opt out of the gifts and have 100% of your adoption amount to support our animals.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

Snappy is our male great horned owl. He arrived at AWCC in 1999 from Anchorage after suffering a gunshot wound. He is a partial wing amputee and has a permanent home at AWCC.<\/p>\n

The great horned owls have remarkable eyesight which helps them hunt their main prey, the snowshoe hare and other small mammals. Owl’s powerful feet have outer toes that can rotate so that two toes point forward and two backward. 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