RAPTOR, Inc.

RAPTOR, Inc. If you find an injured bird of prey in Southern Ohio or N. Kentucky, please call us at 513-825-3325. RAPTOR Inc. Every bird has a story. Saving the wild. Saving us.
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is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit bringing people face-to-face with the power and the peace of the wild. We rehabilitate nearly 400 birds of prey each year across Ohio and Kentucky, and we take that impact on the road with 400+ live education programs in schools, libraries, and communities. Every program sparks a connection. And every connection builds a future where wildlife and people thrive together. Conservation education through raptor rehabilitation and community engagement.

We are excited to invite you to Art in Action 2026, a unique exhibition that demonstrates how art can make a meaningful ...
05/25/2026

We are excited to invite you to Art in Action 2026, a unique exhibition that demonstrates how art can make a meaningful difference in our community.

Hosted first at Millcroft Gallery, 201 Mill St. in Milford and then at Off Ludlow in Cincinnati. The art of our own Stephanie Berrie will support RAPTOR, Inc., with more than a score of other talented local artists representing other NPOs. Each artist has created art inspired by the mission of the NPO they care about. Your purchase will directly support a local nonprofit.

The exhibit opens at the Millcroft Gallery on Friday, June 6-8 PM, with a nonprofit fundraising event during those same hours on on Wednesday, June 17.

🧠 Fun facts:• Bald Eagle nests can weigh over 1 ton• Grip strength ~400 psi 💪• Mate for life 💛 (Photo from Ohio DNR)
05/25/2026

🧠 Fun facts:
• Bald Eagle nests can weigh over 1 ton
• Grip strength ~400 psi 💪
• Mate for life 💛
(Photo from Ohio DNR)

🦅 Meet the Bald Eagle—a true conservation success story!👀 Look for:• White head & tail• Massive wingspan• Found near wat...
05/24/2026

🦅 Meet the Bald Eagle—a true conservation success story!

👀 Look for:
• White head & tail
• Massive wingspan
• Found near water
(Photo from Ohio DNR)

🦅🦉 Which would you rather see?🦅 Soaring hawk🦉 Hidden owlDrop your answer below! 👇 (Photo from Cornell Lab)
05/22/2026

🦅🦉 Which would you rather see?

🦅 Soaring hawk
🦉 Hidden owl

Drop your answer below! 👇 (Photo from Cornell Lab)

🪺 Barred owls nest in tree cavities and raise 1–4 chicks.🌳 Protecting forests helps protect them! (Photo from Farmer's A...
05/21/2026

🪺 Barred owls nest in tree cavities and raise 1–4 chicks.

🌳 Protecting forests helps protect them! (Photo from Farmer's Almanac)

🧠 Fun facts:• Barred Owls have excellent hearing for hunting• Prefer wooded wetlands• Often active at dusk and dawnListe...
05/19/2026

🧠 Fun facts:
• Barred Owls have excellent hearing for hunting
• Prefer wooded wetlands
• Often active at dusk and dawn

Listen closely next time you’re near the woods! (Photo from Columbus Audubon)

🦉 Meet the Barred Owl—famous for its call:“Who cooks for YOU? Who cooks for YOU all?” 🎶👀 Found in forests near water. (P...
05/18/2026

🦉 Meet the Barred Owl—famous for its call:

“Who cooks for YOU? Who cooks for YOU all?” 🎶

👀 Found in forests near water. (Photo from Ohio DNR)

05/17/2026

It’s , and this young Eastern screech owl gave us quite a scare. Earlier this month it took a tumble out of the nest. After a health exam at the RAPTOR Hospital ICU, we returned the youngster to the family’s yard so its parents could keep caring for it. Later that day, the finder called again. The little owl had fallen a second time, so it was re-admitted to our clinic for some extra TLC. In a week or two, once it’s a more confident “brancher,” we’ll give renesting another shot and send it back home where it belongs. In the meantime, Baby is feasting on mealworms thanks to

🪺 Kestrels rely on open habitats and nesting cavities.You can help by installing nest boxes (like the one shown here) an...
05/15/2026

🪺 Kestrels rely on open habitats and nesting cavities.

You can help by installing nest boxes (like the one shown here) and preserving grasslands! (Photo from the Black Hills Raptor Center)

🧠 Fun facts:• American Kestrels can hover mid-air while hunting 🎯• See UV light (to track prey trails!)• Often nest in c...
05/14/2026

🧠 Fun facts:
• American Kestrels can hover mid-air while hunting 🎯
• See UV light (to track prey trails!)
• Often nest in cavities or boxes

Nature’s little powerhouse! (Photo by Jordan West)

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961 Barg Salt Run Road
Milford, OH
45150

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+15138253325

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