GET INVOLVED TODAY!
HOW CAN YOU HELP
Over the past years, the Golden Eye Institute has been at the forefront of wildlife conservation in Slovenia, marking significant milestones in our mission to protect, rehabilitate, and research the country's protected wildlife. As experienced veterinary specialists in exotic and wild animals, our team brings a wealth of expertise to our mission, ensuring the highest standards of care and rehabilitation for wildlife in need.
Become a Wildlife Ambassador
Corporate Sponsoring
Spread the word - Be Our Voice
Apply to become a Wildlife Ambassador for our institute. Represent us at events, in schools, or online, sharing your passion for wildlife conservation and inspiring others to take action.
If you own a business or work for an organization, consider corporate sponsorship. It’s a mutually beneficial way to support our cause while enhancing your company’s commitment to social responsibility.
Share our stories, achievements, and calls to action on your social media platforms. Encourage friends and family to follow and support our cause. Every share increases our visibility and potential support base.
Fundraise for Us
Host a fundraising event or challenge in support of our shelter. Whether it’s a charity run, bake sale, or an online campaign, your efforts will raise vital funds and awareness for our cause.
Volunteer
Adopt an animal
Become a part of our dedicated team. Whether you're helping with animal care, assisting in educational programs, or supporting our administrative efforts, your time and skills can make a significant impact.
Symbolically adopt one of the animals under our care. Your adoption helps fund the care and rehabilitation of that animal and supports our broader conservation efforts.
MAKE AN IMPACT
At Golden Eye Wildlife Foundation, we believe that everyone can make a difference in protecting wildlife. Whether you volunteer, donate, or simply spread the word about our mission, you are helping to ensure the survival of endangered and threatened species in our country.
