By Jennifer Guess, Senior Wildlife Technician November marks the end of baby season at California Wildlife Center (CWC). It was another year full of energetic squirrels, curious crows, grumpy mockingbirds, […]
By Heather Henderson, Marine Stranding Coordinator California Wildlife Center responds to reports of stranded marine mammals 365 days a year. Due to birthing cycles and species-specific behaviors, there is a […]
By Melissa Hartman, Administrative Assistant So far this year at California Wildlife Center, the Allen’s Hummingbird is in our “Top Ten” list, meaning it is among the ten most frequent […]
By Jennifer Guess, Senior Wildlife Technician Here at California Wildlife Center (CWC) we see a lot of raptors with severe injuries that require many weeks even months of rehabilitation. The raptor […]
By Alyssa Schlange, Volunteer and Outreach Manager American Crow number 1476, came to us on May 13th of this year as an orphan with terrible feather quality, suggesting malnutrition due […]
By Michael Remski, Marine Program Manager Each winter, as we prepare for the upcoming marine mammal stranding season, it is impossible to accurately predict what the season will bring. You […]
By Luis Vasquez, Seasonal Animal Care Intern If you are blessed with the time and opportunity and have a little voice inside questioning whether you should intern at CWC or […]
By Melissa Hartman, Administrative Assistant Of all the American Crow patients we see, 15% carry the disease. In 2016, California Wildlife Center admitted 238 local American crows for a variety […]
By Heather Patrice Brown, Development Coordinator In April, California Wildlife Center was surprised to receive a skunk with a plastic cup stuck over his head. Volunteer Jaana Shellock first noticed […]