The Hospital facility

The Ministry of Environmental Protection provided NIS 1.2 million to the Israeli Nature and National Parks Protection Authority, in order to enable the building of a new and modern Hospital facility in the Safari Gardens, which serves the wildlife in Israel.

 Serves as a place for initial diagnosis, first aid and routine treatments. Preparation of an animal for surgery take place here. 

A separate sterile room where the animals are brought to surgery. The room was designed to enable a comfortable working environment for the team. The room is equipped with an operation table, anaesthesia machines and monitoring machines to follow the anaesthesia process.
This room has a window so that students and pupils can observe surgeries without disturbing the operation.

Serves as an imaging unit where all the advanced imaging tools for diagnosis and medical monitoring are kept. The X-Rays are done by innovative machines which enable us to obtain prompt results and therefore administer adequate treatment.

The laboratory equipment are important utilities in diagnosing the problem of the patient. Answers that are received in immediately can save lives, like in the cases of poisonings.

This room is used for animals that need intensive care and close monitoring. The room has different size cages, heating and oxygen stands. The room also enables treated animals a calm recovery from anaesthesia and operations while being closely monitored.

During the spring season, hundreds of orphaned nestlings and fledglings are brought to us for treatment. This treatment includes lots of feeding, cleaning, maintenance and monitoring.

'The Nursery Room' was buit to provide the best area for the little ones to grow and develop.

The room includes a big window- providing the chicks with the necessary UV and a view of the outside. This window is also used for educational purposes: guided groups can take a peek in the nursery room without interference to the chicks.
Are main goal is to provide the best care for the chicks in a method that prevent imprinting, so that we will be able to release them back to the wild.