About Us

When I think about the work we do, I feel excited and hopeful about the future. Perhaps with WildCare's volunteers -- people with vision and talent and self-actualized dreams -- Mother Nature will stand a chance. Our planet will be healed, one animal at a time.

The presentation was so interactive and engaging for our kindergarten students! They learned SO much and had an incredible time. It was also great that they were able to touch the [taxidermy] animals at the end of the presentation.

My first experience with WildCare was rescuing an injured bird. I was struck by the kindness that I was met with, and I was grateful for the existence of WildCare. Volunteering at WildCare, and teaching children and adults about wildlife, feels like kicking off a lifetime of caring.

In a time of decreasing and stressed habitats, WildCare's purpose only becomes more important... As a father of two, Wildcare provided my children with an intimate look at the beauty of wild animals and those that care for them.

This [WildCare] program ties into environmental awareness that is part of classroom culture. Since many of our San Francisco students are from the city, they are "nature deprived". This gave the students a chance to see nature in its wild form.

The best part of the program is the overall love of and enthusiasm of the docents for sharing the wonders of redwoods with my 4th grade students. They were all excellent and I was amazed at how focused my group of wiggly students were. The content knowledge and 'citizen scientists' aspects interwoven made the content very accessible and applicable.