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Home
Wildlife First Aid
- Bats
- Raptors
  - Falcons
  - Hawks
  - Owls
- Small Mammals
  - Small Mammal First Aid
  - Bobcats
  - Coyotes
  - Deer
  - Opossums
  - Rabbits and Hares
  - Raccoons
  - Skunks
  - Squirrels
- Songbirds
About
- Our Organization
- Board of Directors
Education
- Educational Videos
How to Help
Monthly Newsletter

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Injured Wildlife?

Give no food or water
Keep warm
Keep quiet
Keep in a dark place
Call 530-432-5522

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If you find an injured or orphaned wild animal between the hours of 9:00 AM and 3:00 PM, please call our Intake Center and make arrangements to get the animal to us.

24/7 Hot Line: 530-432-5522

Intake Center: 530-477-5774

Mailing Address:

PO Box 868

Penn Valley, CA 95946

Upcoming Events

Please watch our newsletter and press releases to see what we are doing and where.

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WRR Blog

Physical Examination of Small Mammals
Basic Care and Feeding of Grey Squirrel Babies
LIVING WITH WILDLIFE

WRR Intake Center:

809 Maltman Drive,
Grass Valley, CA 95945

Center Hours

9:00 AM to 3:00PM
Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday
May 1 - August 31.

If you find an injured or orphaned wild bird or mammal at ANY time of the year, contact us. Our answering service will direct you to an on-call volunteer.

About Us

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.

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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.

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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 small mammals, songbirds, raptors, and bats.