Jun 6, 2026 | Uncategorized
Turkey brought into WildCare with dog bites. Dogs are beloved members of our families. They hike with us, explore beaches with us, and accompany us on adventures throughout Marin County. But even the friendliest dog can pose a serious risk to wildlife. Every year,...
Jun 6, 2026 | Uncategorized
When most people think about wildlife babies, they often picture devoted mothers caring for nests, dens, and burrows full of hungry youngsters. And while wildlife moms certainly deserve their share of the credit, many fathers in the animal kingdom play an important...
Jun 6, 2026 | Wildlife Patient Stories
Some animals arrive at WildCare after long journeys. These three arrived after a very short one, from a doorstep in Tiburon. They were delivered with care by Marin Humane where the slow, careful work of saving their lives began. About the California Myotis The...
Apr 30, 2026 | Elevate WildCare
Photo: Ellyn Weisel Walk past Albert Park these days, and you’ll notice something unmistakable. WildCare’s future home is coming to life. Where there was once an empty structure, there is now visible progress in every direction. Crews are installing windows across the...
Apr 30, 2026 | Wildlife Patient Stories
High above the water, tangled in fishing line, a young Great Horned Owl struggled to free himself. When WildCare received the call, partners at Marin Humane responded immediately. The rescue was anything but simple. With heavy winds, and the owl suspended over open...
