WildCare Transition
The Wildlife Hospital at WildCare Transition is OPEN!
WildCare's Wildlife Hospital is now OPEN to admit injured and orphaned wildlife patients at our Transition location from 9am - 5pm, seven days a week!
All of WildCare's programs will operate at WildCare Transition for two years while our new facility is being constructed at our Albert Park Lane site.
Driving Directions to WildCare Transition from Highway 101:
Click for Google Maps to map to WildCare Transition
Take the North San Pedro Road exit (454 northbound, 454B southbound)
Follow North San Pedro Road east for 0.7 miles (past the Osher Marin JCC)
Turn left on Schmidt Lane
Continue straight at the stop sign at Chalda Court
Turn left into the driveway for the baseball field and WildCare Transition
WildCare Transition is at the top of the gravel driveway
Questions? Call WildCare's Hotline at 415-456-7283!
Click for a printable PDF of driving directions and the map.
All of WildCare's operations are now fully functioning at Transition, and construction will soon start at our Albert Park Lane location.
For the next two years, all Wildlife Hospital patients will be admitted and cared for at WildCare Transition, and our Terwilliger Nature Education programs are based at Transition.
We will be opening our Wildlife Education Exhibits at WildCare Transition to the public for limited hours beginning on November 5th. Admission will be free. We hope you’ll come to visit our non-releasable Wildlife Ambassadors and learn their rescue stories and amazing adaptations!
Visiting hours will be posted on our website.
We want to say a huge and heartfelt thank-you to the donors who have supported our Elevate WildCare Capital Campaign (still currently in its "quiet phase"), and the many other people who have made WildCare Transition and our plans for the new WildCare facility possible.
Interested in learning more about the extraordinary project to build a new home for WildCare and our Elevate WildCare Capital Campaign?
Click here, or email Nicole Trautsch, Director of Development at nicole@discoverwildcare.org.