ALERT! WildCare's Move to Our Temporary Transition Location Begins This Week
(Effective 9/11/24 - 9/29/24)
***IF YOU HAVE A RESCUED ANIMAL, PLEASE CALL 415-456-7283***
This week, WildCare's Wildlife Hospital is beginning our temporary (2-year) relocation to our Transition site while our new facility is being constructed at 76 Albert Park Lane in San Rafael. From Wednesday, September 11 through Sunday, September 29, WildCare will be redirecting wildlife hospital patients to our partner organizations in the region while we complete the move.
Our hospital at 76 Albert Park Lane will literally be in boxes, please DO NOT BRING ANIMALS TO THIS LOCATION. We will NOT be able to accept animals or provide care at the Albert Park Lane location during this time
If you have rescued an animal, please call our Hotline at 415-456-7283 for instructions on where to bring your rescued animal.
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Call our Wildlife Hotline 415-456-SAVE
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*WildCare's Courtyard and Museum are closed to visitors out of concern for our resident Wildlife Ambassador animals due to the detection of Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza (HPAI) in birds in California. Learn more...
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