The Alabama Wildlife Center’s more than 40 year old A/C unit is broken and must be replaced to keep the space cool and comfortable.
The center, which is dedicated to the protection, preservation and conservation of Alabama’s native birds through rehabilitation and education initiatives, said it needs the community’s help to raise enough money to replace the $30,000 unit.
“One of our main HVAC units has failed—this critical system provides heating and cooling for the heart of our facility, including our public spaces like the Reptile Room, intake desk, David Pylant Education Room, and the bird feeding observatory room. These spaces are essential for our educational programs, guest experiences, and daily wildlife operations,” the center wrote on their website…