Welcome!
WRR is not intaking and treating injured or orphaned wildlife at this time. However, we are always available by phone (530-432-5522) to provide guidance. We may also be available to transport wildlife on your behalf to another rescue facility.
Hamilton Raptor Center
Penn Valley, Nevada County – 530-432-9467
Gold Country
Auburn, Placer County – 530-885-0862
Sierra Wildlife Rescue
Diamond Springs, El Dorado County – 916-747-9186
LIVING WITH WILDLIFE
Spring is just around the corner and for Wildlife Rehabilitation and Release (WR&R) that means hundreds of wild baby animals will soon need our help. Some animals, such as owls, hummingbirds, and squirrels,... READ MORE
“CHAINSAW” A Very Lucky Little Squirrel
by Bev Myers Small Mammal Rehabber Western Gray Squirrels are common. They can be pests. But, they are so cute! “Chainsaw” and his brother came to us early in July. Both victims of... READ MORE
Physical Therapy by WR&R Rehabbers Worked a Miracle
for “Miracle”, the Barn Owl by Kim Franza WR&R takes dozens of barn owls into care each year. Many are nestlings and fledglings and a few are injured adults. This spring, WR&R volunteer... READ MORE