Jun 24, 2025 | Wildlife Patient Stories
Coot baby. Photo: Vanessa Potter This extraordinarily colorful American Coot chick was brought to WildCare after approaching boaters on a lake in Marin County. He was alone, peeping, and very insistent on joining them, so they scooped him up and brought him to the...
Jun 23, 2025 | Wildlife Patient Stories
Happy 20th WildCare Anniversary, Sequoia! Sequoia is WildCare’s beloved Wildlife Ambassador Northern Spotted Owl. On June 26, 2005, she arrived at WildCare as a wide-eyed, still-fluffy baby with an injured wing. Click here to read the WildCare Newsletter from...
Jun 12, 2025 | Elevate WildCare, Uncategorized
As you know, WildCare has begun work on our new facility at 76 Albert Park Lane in San Rafael, California. This project, decades in the making, will elevate the organization with a gorgeous new 3-story Wildlife Hospital, improved visitor courtyard and education...
Jun 4, 2025 | Wildlife Patient Stories
Spring and summer are, as you likely know, Baby Season for wildlife. These warm months are when most of our wildlife neighbors nest or den and hatch or give birth to their babies. Of course, bringing new life into the world is a hazardous proposition, and far too...
Apr 22, 2025 | Wildlife Patient Stories
Every spring WildCare admits a number of animals, usually fawns and baby jackrabbits, that have been “kidnapped” by well-meaning people who found them alone and assumed they needed help. In fact, approximately one in five fawns brought to WildCare are...
