The Wild  Animal  Infirmary  for  Nevada  (WAIF) is  an  IRS  501(c)(3)  tax-exempt,  nonprofit,
    educational  and  charitable organization chartered  in  July  of 1978  to care  for  ill,  injured  and
    orphaned wildlife. When the birds and animals have recovered, they are returned to the wild. 

WAIF is operated by medically trained people.  Veterinarians do the examinations, diagnoses  and
    surgeries, and an M.D. Ophthalmologist treats eye problems. Nursing care of wildlife is done under
    the supervision of a registered nurse  and  the Infirmary is  staffed  with  a few  select volunteers.
 
 
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WAIF is located at a home  with an attached  two-car garage which has been converted to a lovely
    and  convenient  acute-care  facility.   In the  room  there  are  two  banks of  stainless-steel  cages
    which  were  purchased  through  the  matching  of  funds  by  WAIF with  the  Robert Z. Hawkins
    Foundation. The room has heat, lights, water and air conditioning.   On an  acre next to the hospital,
    there are large pens for wildlife needing outdoor exercise.

We admit many birds and animals each year and as we are medically trained folks, our release rate
    is  exceptionally high.   We receive compromised wildlife from the Nevada  Division  of  Wildlife,  
    the U.S. Fish   and   Wildlife service,  Audubon Society,  all  animal  control  agencies,  Nevada 
    Humane Society, police departments, sheriffs' departments, Nevada Highway Patrol, fire depart-
    ments and the general populous.

To keep our wildlife hospital going, we must depend upon donations to provide veterinary care,
     food and supplies for our patients. For the donors, these contributions are tax deductible.