By Jenn Guess, Senior Wildlife Technician Early Spring is a busy time of year at California Wildlife Center (CWC). This is when we see an influx of orphaned Squirrels. If […]
By Cori Carlson, Administrative Assistant Crows may not be the most popular of our native wildlife. But the black bird made famous in folklore and song lyrics is one of […]
By Cambria Wells, Wildlife Technician There’s nothing quite like seeing your baby experience the world for the first time. We are privileged at CWC in the Orphan Care Unit to […]
By Stephany Lewis, DVM California Wildlife Center received an approximately 6-month-old male Gray Fox early in the morning on October 8th of this year. He was found the night before […]
By Kristilee Kodis, Volunteer and Outreach Manager Volunteering at California Wildlife Center is a great way to contribute to the welfare of native wildlife. When you donate your time, you […]
By Cambria Wells, Wildlife Technician In early July, a Mimosa tree in Newbury Park cracked open, half the tree splitting apart at weak points created by years of Woodpecker activity. […]
By Mike Remski, Marine Program Manager The mere mention of Sharks in our coastal waters usually conjures up nightmarish images of horror movies of the past. However, Sharks have always […]
By Jennifer Brent, Executive Director Which animal has five fingers but no thumb? This animal is sometimes known as a “trash panda” and has a mixed reputation in urban areas. […]
By Dr. Stephany Lewis, Veterinarian Since May of 2018, Southern California, as well as parts of Arizona and Utah, have been impacted by a disease called Virulent Newcastle Disease (VND). […]
By Cori Carlson, Administrative Assistant California Wildlife Center has admitted 25 Striped Skunks so far this year. That’s up from last year’s total of 19 patients. Best known for their […]