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Who We Are
Wildlife Rehabilitation & Release
Working to save injured and orphaned wildlife from six counties of the California foothills and the valley below. For over 25 years, we have provided highly trained rehabilitators dedicated to serving all wildlife in our Cities, Riparian Communities, Oak Woodlands, Ponderosa Pine Forests and Open Grasslands.
Our 2012 Calendar Is Available
Want a great way to experience some of the beauty and marvels that wildlife rehabilitators have in their lives and to also keep track of what day it is all year? Do it by enjoying Wildlife Rehabilitation & Release’s 2012 Wall Calendar. [more info...]
Congratulations!
In 2010, we assisted:
- 585 birds such as: bluebirds, finches, quail, Cedar Waxwings, jay, crows, woodpeckers, robins, and doves.
- 172 mammals such as: squirrels, raccoons, fawns, foxes, jack rabbits, coyotes, and opossums.
- 63 bats and reptiles
- 168 raptors such as: screech owls, barn owls, Great Horned Owls, vultures, kestrels, Red-tailed Hawks, and eagles
- Total Number of Animals Treated in 2010 – 988
If you are interested in joining our rehab team or would like to become a supporting member, please check out our Support Us page. All members will receive a quarterly newsletter. Some of our members donate monetarily; others prefer to donate household items. Please take a look at our wish list to help us give our animal friends a second chance at life.
Wildlife Rehabilitation & Release is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization dedicated to the care and rehabilitation of injured and orphaned wildlife. Each year our team successfully releases over 100 different species of native wildlife, including mammals, songbirds, raptors, waterfowl, reptiles and amphibians. As a non-profit, we are completely funded by our volunteers and by generous individuals such as yourself. If you would like to contribute to our cause, we thank you whole-heartedly. The wildlife thanks you as well.
