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Slow Down for Wildlife

As I drove south on Las Virgenes on the morning of August 18, I passed a very sad sight: three raccoons who had been hit by a car, lying in the road. This was not the first of these incidents I had encountered on my daily drive to work.
November 25, 2020/by protectanimals

Cedar Waxwings: A Welcome Winter Visitor

California Wildlife Center admits migratory birds every year. One winter patient is the Cedar Waxwing, named for the waxy red tips on their secondary wing feathers (the feathers that help them get lift) and their fondness of cedar berries. A few other distinctive characteristics are their crested heads and black coloring around their eyes, which looks like a mask.
November 25, 2020/by protectanimals

San Joaquin Kit Fox Gets Help at CWC

On September 15th, we were contacted by the California Department of Fish and Wildlife (CDFW) to assist with an injured adult male San Joaquin kit fox. These endangered foxes are part of a study managed by the California State University, Stanislaus’s Endangered Species Recovery Program (ESRP) where they document the health and survival of kit foxes in their native range.
October 1, 2020/by protectanimals

Success for Orphaned Mountain Quail

By Cambria Wells, Wildlife Technician Supervisor



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September 10, 2020/by protectanimals

Unusual Rescue Calls

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Our marine mammal team performs…
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The Climbing Fox

By Cori Carlson, Administrative Assistant



Gray Foxes may…
September 10, 2020/by protectanimals

Welcome to Dr. Guthrum Purdin

By Jennifer Brent, Executive Director



We are excited to…
September 10, 2020/by protectanimals

It’s Raining Cats and Ducklings!

By Denys Hemen, Hospital Manager



During the spring and…
June 8, 2020/by protectanimals

Help Wildlife Avoid a Sticky Situation

By Dr. Stephany Lewis, Veterinarian



Every year, California…
June 8, 2020/by protectanimals

Covid-19 & CWC

By Jennifer Brent, Executive Director



Like everyone in…
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