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Through Darkness back to Flight

May 13, 2026/in Birds, CWC, Wildlife Medicine

Throughout the year, each patient that comes through our doors carries a story. Some are straightforward. Others, like one of our Great Horned Owl patients, use every tool, skill, and ounce of creativity our team can offer. This case perfectly illustrates both the complexity of our work and the impact of community support.

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Wildlife Rescue Calls

November 4, 2025/in Birds, CWC, Terrestrial Animals, Wildlife Medicine

If you give a squirrel a cookie…Each day we receive a variety of calls and we never know where they might lead. While many make us smile or laugh, some are emotional. These calls remind us that behind every rescue is a person who stopped what they were doing to help an animal in need. That gives us hope.

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A Tail of Survival

May 19, 2025/in Terrestrial Animals, Wildlife Medicine

California Wildlife Center recently treated an almost 8-pound bobcat who was rescued from a burn area in Sierra Madre after the Eaton Fire. On January 29, the bobcat was admitted to Pasadena Humane emaciated, with burns on her paws and singed fur on her backside.

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