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Happy 20th WildCare Anniversary, Sequoia!Twenty years ago today, a wide-eyed, still-fluffy Northern Spotted Owl arrived at WildCare with an injured wing. She had fallen from her nest during the “branching” phase-a…
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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…
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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…
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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…
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Based on the calls coming in to WildCare’s Living with Wildlife Hotline 415-456-7283, everyone is seeing ducklings right now!Mallards lay their eggs in what seem to us to be the…
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Artist Debra Patrick is known for her extraordinary and detailed portraits of both people and animals. When asked about her wildlife art, she wrote: I was a “military brat,” growing up…
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Orphaned Mallard Ducklings These little mallards caused a ruckus at a construction site when they entered the site and started following the construction workers around!There was no mother duck in…
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On Friday, March 28, 2025, WildCare bid farewell to Vladimir, our venerable and beloved Wildlife Ambassador Turkey Vulture.Vladimir was 40 years old, one of the oldest vultures known in captivity.…
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March feels early to be organizing raptor reunites, but when these two fluffy Great Horned Owlets were rescued and brought to the Wildlife Hospital, WildCare’s Raptor Reunite Team (RRT) sprang…
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Release Day is the Best Day! This opossum was spotted ambling up the side of the busy San Francisco Bay Bridge! Fortunately, with the help of a Good Samaritan who…
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