Rally for the Yes We PeliCAN! Flock
This year, 66 participants from nine states and two countries have already joined in, raising an incredible $13,400 to help injured, orphaned, and oiled birds get the second chance they deserve in the wild.
This year, 66 participants from nine states and two countries have already joined in, raising an incredible $13,400 to help injured, orphaned, and oiled birds get the second chance they deserve in the wild.
We’re excited to announce that the Yes We Peli-CAN! 5K Walk/Run is officially underway, with 88 participants spanning 11 states and two countries! People of all ages and abilities have joined forces.
You are invited to participate in Bird Rescue’s 7th Annual Yes We Peli-CAN! Virtual 5K Run/Walk to help support our ongoing Brown Pelican crisis response.
The Yes We Peli-CAN! 5K Walk/Run is finally here, and we are thrilled to see over 100 supporters registered across 13 states! In support of the teams in the running, Social Media Intern Annie Moore illustrated these vibrant and hilarious graphics, so you can download your favorite, and show the world who you are rooting for.
Bird Rescue is gearing up once again for our annual Yes We Peli-CAN! Virtual Run/Walk 5K. We invite our followers and supporters everywhere to join in this fun and active special event beginning in September 2023.
The Yes We Peli-CAN! Virtual 5K is just around the corner, and we are thrilled to see a diverse group of determined participants ranging in location, age, and athletic ability – all in support to raise awareness surrounding the birds that share our natural spaces. So far, we have raised a total of $3,004 to … Read more
We can’t wait for you to get out there and get walking for the birds! As you complete your Virtual 5K, please remember to take pictures and share on social media.
Our Yes We Peli-CAN! Virtual 5K is back!
This event is open to participants all around the world. Our goal is to raise awareness surrounding the birds that share our natural spaces, and raise $30,000 to support the care of injured, oiled, and orphaned water birds at our two wildlife rehabilitation centers.