It speaks to us all to see something wild and free, as we all want to be wild and free.  To see these wild creatures causes us to remember that we are all a brother and sister to the animals.   When these creatures become injured, that too also calls out to us for we are the caretaker of this world that we all share.   Our humanity and our caring make us who we are, and what makes us human beings.   One's heart cannot be untouched when holding a raptor who has suffered a head injury and can no longer fly or even feed itself, and is now totally dependant on those who choose to help.  These are our goals and our mission – to help rehabilitate these wild creatures, to help educate the public and to inspire responsibility and respect for these wild animals.