Sponsor an animal!

At REPCO Wildlife we are committed to providing the best care possible for our gorgeous animals. Even though we provide permanent homes for confiscated animals for the state of New York, surrenders from private citizens, and rescues from humane societies, we do not receive any government funding or money from charitable organizations. Your animal sponsorships help:
  • General animal husbandry needs, such as food and UVB bulbs
  • Animal rehabilitation programs
  • Veterinary care
  • Breeding programs for endangered and threatened species
  • New exhibits
  • Conservation projects including the purchase and protection of valuable habitats
By sponsoring one of REPCO's animals, you will not only have the satisfaction of knowing you are making a difference and helping with the ongoing fight for wildlife conservation, but you will also receive gifts of appreciation. They make great christmas gifts, birthday presents, and classroom projects. All sponsorships last one year from the date of purchase.

Sponsorship Packages

COPPER - $25.00 USD
  • A certificate of sponsorship
  • Subscription to our email newsletter





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​BRONZE - $50.00 USD
  • A certificate of sponsorship
  • Photo of your sponsored animal
  • Fact sheet
  • Subscription to our email newsletter



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SILVER - $100.00 USD
  • A certificate of sponsorship
  • Photo of your sponsored animal
  • Fact sheet
  • Subscription to our email newsletter
  • A $10 USD coupon for our online gift shop.
  • A meet and greet with your sponsored animal (20 minute encounter)
GOLD - $250.00 USD
  • A certificate of sponsorship
  • Photo of your sponsored animal
  • Fact sheet
  • Subscription to our email newsletter
  • A $20 USD coupon for our online gift shop.
  • A meet and greet with your sponsored animal and one guest (20 minute encounter)
  • A stuffed animal
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PLATINUM - $500.00 USD
  • A certificate of sponsorship
  • Photo of your sponsored animal
  • Fact sheet
  • Subscription to our email newsletter
  • A $40 USD coupon for our online gift shop.
  • A meet and greet with your sponsored animal and four guests (30 minute encounter)
  • A stuffed animal
  • A mention on our Donors page
Contact us to find out details on the ULTIMATE sponsorship!
​Meet and Greets, coupon use, and party (contact us for more information on the ULTIMATE sponsorship) must be done within twelve months of purchase. To contribute more, contact us. Nonrefundable. Please allow three weeks for delivery of package. Donations are not tax deductable. Meet and Greets and private tours are by appointment ONLY.

Spike The Green Iguana Sponsorship

$25.00 - $500.00
Spike is a lovely green iguana with a fabulous personality and quite a love for food!
Spike was a surrender to a local humane society by some college kids who no longer wanted to keep him because he was "mean". The humane society could not adopt him out due to his surly temper, so we agreed to take him in.
Through gentle treatment, patience, and the right care, Spike has really blossomed! He now looks forward to interaction, is very inquisitive, and even travels with us as one of our animal ambassadors to teach children about iguana lizards.
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Quasi the Rhino Iguana Sponsorship

$25.00 - $500.00
Quasi is a very special rhino iguana. Quasi came to us from a wonderful conservation farm down in Florida that works with endangered iguana and tortoise species (including Galapagos tortoises!). He hatched out of the egg with a spinal deformity. Fortunately for him, it is not a painful condition and he is able to live a wonderful, full life. He can walk, climb, eat, and do all the other things that iguanas normally can do but he cannot be used for any breeding programs. So Quasi came to live with us and become one of our animal ambassadors for rhino iguanas and endangered iguana species. Even though some people would think a physical deformity is bad or ugly, we think Quasi is a very handsome young iguana with a charming personality.
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Why donate?

Donations are used for the following purposes:
  • Current conservation projects.
  • Libraries, schools, etc. whose funding has been cut but still want to offer their children wildlife education.
  • Purchasing habitat to help protect endangered animals and ecosystems.
  • Vet costs, husbandry supplies, food, and other care for our rescues, surrenders, confiscations, and endangered species breeding programs.