Humane Indiana Invites the Community to Wine & Wildlife Event at Four Corners Winery

June 24, 2026

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VALPARAISO, IN — Humane Indiana Wildlife invites the community to enjoy an afternoon of wildlife, nature, and family fun at Wine & Wildlife on Sunday, July 26, 2026, from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. at Four Corners Winery in Valparaiso.

Set among the scenic grounds of Four Corners Winery, Wine & Wildlife offers guests of all ages the opportunity to connect with native wildlife while supporting Humane Indiana’s Wildlife Rehabilitation & Education Center. The family-friendly event will feature live wildlife ambassadors, educational opportunities, hands-on children’s crafts, face painting, caricatures, and more.

Guests will have the chance to meet some of Humane Indiana’s ambassador animals and learn about the important work being done to rehabilitate injured and orphaned wildlife from across Northwest Indiana and beyond.

“Wine & Wildlife is a wonderful opportunity for families to spend time together outdoors while learning about the incredible wildlife that shares our communities,” said Nicole Harmon, Senior Director of Wildlife Rehabilitation & Education at Humane Indiana. “Funds raised from the admission fee help support the care of thousands of wild animals that come through our doors each year.”

Humane Indiana’s Wildlife Rehabilitation & Education Center is the largest wildlife rehabilitation center in Indiana and serves more than 30 counties throughout Indiana. The center provides lifesaving care to thousands of injured, orphaned, and displaced wild animals annually, with the goal of returning healthy animals to their natural habitats.

Admission is $20 per vehicle, with a discounted rate of $15 for vehicles that include seniors and/or children under 12. Tickets will be sold at the gate on the day of the event, and both cash and credit card payments will be accepted. Advance ticket sales will not be available.

“We are grateful to Four Corners Winery for hosting this unique event and helping us connect more people with the importance of wildlife conservation,” said Brian Fitzpatrick, Chief Executive Officer of Humane Indiana. “Wine & Wildlife is a fun and meaningful way for the community to support the rehabilitation and protection of Indiana’s native wildlife.”

For more information about Wine & Wildlife and Humane Indiana Wildlife, visit HumaneIndiana.org.

About Humane Indiana Wildlife Rehabilitation & Education Center

Humane Indiana Wildlife Rehabilitation & Education Center is the largest wildlife rehabilitation center in Indiana, providing care for thousands of injured, orphaned, and displaced wild animals each year. Serving more than 30 counties throughout Indiana, the center is dedicated to preserving wildlife through rehabilitation, education, and community outreach.

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