Support for Sandy Pines
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Clean Comfort’s Summer of Support for Sandy Pines
This July, August, and September, Clean Comfort Home Improvements is proud to bring back - for our second year - the Summer of Support for the incredible team at Sandy Pines Wildlife Centre.
Here’s how it works:
For every roofing, siding, or eavestrough estimate we complete this summer, we’ll donate $25 to help rescue, rehabilitate, and release injured and orphaned wildlife across Eastern Ontario.
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No commitment needed
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You get a quote, they get the help
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Every dollar stays local
If you’re planning work and collecting quotes, let us be one of them - it’s a simple way to support local wildlife while planning your project.
Book your free estimate today and join us in giving back. One quote at a time.
About Sandy Pines Wildlife Centre
Sandy Pines Wildlife Centre is a volunteer-driven, donation-funded rescue and rehabilitation centre in Napanee, Ontario. Each year, they care for over 5,000 injured and orphaned wild animals, including:
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Birds – raptors, songbirds, owls, and waterfowl
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Mammals – foxes, raccoons, squirrels, bats, and more
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Reptiles & amphibians – turtles, frogs, snakes
They provide veterinary care, food, shelter, and safe rehabilitation — with the goal of returning each animal to the wild, healthy and strong. Spring and summer are especially demanding, as hundreds of babies arrive needing around-the-clock care.
Sandy Pines receives no government operating support and relies entirely on the generosity of donors, local businesses, and volunteers.
How You Can Help Sandy Pines
Even beyond this campaign, there are many ways to support their incredible work:
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Donate supplies – via their Amazon or Ren’s Pet Depot wishlists
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Volunteer your time – they need transporters, feeders, builders & more
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Spread awareness – follow & share their work on social media
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Make a direct donation – one-time or monthly support keeps them going
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Host a mini fundraiser – bake sale, bottle drive, or event in your neighbourhood
Learn more at: https://sandypineswildlife.org/
You can also donate directly to Sandy Pines at: sandypineswildlife.org/donate