By Michael Remski, Marine Mammal Program Manager Looking ahead to our “off season,” (when there are few rescue calls and no animals are held on site) there are some exciting […]
By Cindy Tansin, Volunteer As a volunteer, my secret motivation for working at CWC was for the thrill of getting an up close sneak peek at wildlife that I would […]
By Melissa Hartman, Administrative Assistant Throughout recorded history and across many cultures, the allure of owls is enduring. Few other birds have inspired so many conflicting beliefs. Owls have been […]
By Heather Henderson, Stranding Coordinator During this past fall and winter, between rescues calls for marine mammals, California Wildlife Center also worked to improve enclosure space. Walls were built around […]
Ken White, Board President, California Wildlife Center We are nearing the first day of Spring when, to mangle Tennyson’s lovely words, a young humaniac’s fancy turns lightly to thoughts of […]
By Anna Noble, Administrative Assistant California Wildlife Center admits an average of 250 opossums yearly. Of this number, 40-50 are adults, while the remainder are orphans. Most adult opossums who […]
By Denys Hemen, Hospital Manager Here at California Wildlife Center space has always been at a premium. As the only rehab center in Los Angeles County that rehabilitates baby songbirds, […]
By Heather Patrice Brown, Development Coordinator In December of 2016, California Wildlife Center finally bid farewell to its 64 year-old electrical panel. This change had been a long-time coming. The […]
By Development Coordinator Heather Patrice Brown Support the emergency response, transport, rehabilitative care, and release of over 4,300 sick, injured, and orphaned animal each year by making a tax deductible […]
By Development Coordinator Heather Patrice Brown On Sunday, September 25th, 2016, California Wildlife Center (CWC) welcomed hundreds of guests to the 18th Annual “The Wild Brunch, Wild and Wonderful!” The […]