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Jackrabbits, despite having the word “rabbit” in their name, are actually hares and give birth to precocial young. This means baby jackrabbits open their eyes and can run and jump…
Read MoreWhen the first baby squirrels arrive at WildCare’s Wildlife Hospital in mid-February, we know it’s going to be a busy Baby Season.Usually we admit our first tiny, pink baby squirrels…
Read MoreInternships at WildCare Wildlife Hospital Internships WildCare Volunteer & Events Assistant Internship Wildlife Hospital Internships 2023 Spring/Summer Internships WildCare offers internships in our Wildlife Hospital during the spring and summer…
Read MoreRelentless heavy rain takes its toll on wildlife! If we all feel a little tired of being damp after 11+ days of storms, imagine being outside, wearing only feathers or…
Read MoreCreating a more sustainable world At WildCare, we work to make sure all species can coexist- not just by treating sick or injured animals (nearly 4,000 of them a year),…
Read MoreWildCare Appreciates Our Volunteers! WildCare’s 2022 Volunteer Appreciation Party on Sunday, September 11, 2022 was great fun! More than 80 people joined us for a gorgeous day at the Marin…
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