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Concerns About HPAI

We are closely monitoring the Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza (HPAI) outbreaks which are infecting wild birds.  Our priority is to protect our education ambassadors as well as the current birds in rehabilitation undergoing care. 

Before responding to assist you with sick or injured birds of prey, we will ask for information to decide the best course of action. This may restrict our ability to take in a potentially infected bird. For additional information visit:

Ohio Dept of Natural Resources

US Fish & Wildlife Service

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Schedule an Educational Program

We deliver Formal and Informal Programs at your location or at the Raptor Center!

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FREE Open Houses

Visit the Raptor Center

Take a peek behind the scenes at the Raptor Center during our FREE Open House Events held on the last Sunday of each month (March-November) from 1pm to 4pm. RAPTOR Inc’s facilities are open to the public ONLY during Open House events and by appointment. 

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What We Do!

Our Mission

RAPTOR Inc. is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization dedicated to the conservation of local birds of prey via rehabilitation, education, field research and community service. We hold the proper state and federal permits for Ohio and Kentucky that allow us to rehabilitate approximately 400 birds of prey annually and deliver over 350 educational presentations each year at schools, libraries, senior centers, and other community events. We strive to cultivate respect for nature and inspire conservation action in our community.

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SEP, 2025

5K Raptor Run...

9:00 am - 11:00 am
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Ambassadors

Birds that Reside at the Raptor Center

RAPTOR Inc.'s Avian Ambassadors are birds that permanently reside at the Raptor Center and assist our Educators with the delivery of educational programming.

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Testimonials

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I loved getting to see the live owl and listening to your presentation.  I loved the day so much.”

- Catalina, Third grader from Mars Hill Academy

Raptor Team – Keep up the great work!  Will be forever grateful to you and your service. 

- Katie

It was fun to learn about owls!  I liked taking my owl pellet apart.  It was gross at first, but then it was fun.  Thank you for teaching us about owls!”

- Lydia, Third grader from Mars Hill Academy

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