Robert Angelo is the owner/manager of Skye’s Spirit Wildlife.  Robert has built all of the enclosures for the rehabilitating wildlife and has provided extensive educational programs throughout Pennsylvania and Ohio.  Robert brings his love of Wildlife and his Native American Heritage to the public at many Powwows throughout the year.  He is a retired Arborist/Tree Climber and has rescued many animals and birds and has been able to climb trees to replace animals that can be re-homed.

Jessica Hartwick is our Director of Fundraising and Advertising.  Jessi has been volunteering here at SSWRC for about 5 years.  Jessi is also a certified Massage Therapist and will be assisting in the opening of our Holistic Healing Center.

Marcia Dibbern Has been volunteering at SSWRC for 3 years and has been an integral part in creating the gift shop, Medicine Wheel Garden, and getting everything ready for our several events that we have each year.  Marcia is also an excellent caregiver to the wildlife as she brought many years of experience with her when she moved from Massachusetts.  She was a volunteer at Tufts Wildlife Center.  Her and her husband Dawson participate in Rendezvous as well as she’s demonstrating in this photo.

Bob, Sally, Robert and John Giles are some of our newest Volunteers and have been a great help here at SSWRC.  They helped with the completion of the turtle habitat that is our first on site wildlife display.  Bob and Sally have also attended several educational displays with Robert to assist him in providing educational information to the public about our center. (Pictures of Bob, Sally and their Boys are forthcoming.  Here is a photo of the turtle habitat that is enjoyed by many people).

Skye's Spirit Wildlife

Rehabilitation Center

Dedicated to the care, rehabilitation & release of injured, orphaned and displaced wildlife.

About Us

Maryjane Angelo is a state of Pennsylvania and US Fish and Wildlife Service Licensed Wildlife Rehabilitator and Educator.  She is the Executive Director of SSWRC and is the primary caregiver for all the wildlife at the center.  She has extensive experience in wildlife triage, rearing orphaned wildlife and the training of non releasable wildlife for educational use.  Maryjane has dedicated her life to the wildlife that is in her care.  She combines her love of animals with her Native American Heritage to teach the community about our environment and how to conserve the earths resources.