The Raptor Trust is a non-profit wild bird sanctuary located in Millington, New Jersey. It was founded in 1983 with the mission of providing care and rehabilitation to injured, ill, and orphaned wild birds, with a particular focus on birds of prey, such as hawks, eagles, owls, and falcons.

The sanctuary is dedicated to the treatment and release of injured birds, as well as to the education of the public about the importance of raptors in the ecosystem. The Raptor Trust also conducts research on raptor health and behavior, and works to protect and conserve raptor populations in the wild.

The sanctuary is home to a team of experienced wildlife rehabilitators, veterinarians, and volunteers who provide medical treatment, rehabilitation, and long-term care for hundreds of birds each year. The Raptor Trust also offers educational programs, guided tours, and workshops to teach the public about the importance of raptors and the threats they face in the wild.

In addition to its rehabilitation and education efforts, The Raptor Trust also advocates for the protection of raptors and their habitats through public outreach, advocacy, and collaboration with conservation organizations.

The Raptor Trust relies on donations, grants, and volunteer support to fund its operations and carry out its mission. By providing a safe haven for injured and orphaned birds of prey, as well as educating the public about the importance of raptors in the ecosystem, The Raptor Trust plays a vital role in the conservation of these magnificent birds.