animal rescue

July 7, 2024

Hanging by a Wing

Pacific Wildlife Care Animal Release American Kestrel, animal rescue

Such an innocuous thing – a piece of string, likely from a kite. Innocuous, maybe, to the human eye, but one that could have – probably would have – led to death for American Kestrel 24-1169 if it weren’t for a circuitous, obstacle-strewn relay of concerned folks – more evidence that it really does “take […]

March 4, 2024

Winter of the Grebes

Pacific Wildlife Care Animals in Trouble, Rescue animal rescue, Grebes

For a while this season, PWC turned into “Grebe Town.” Western and Clark’s Grebes filled the treatment room, carriers, drying pens, seabird room, and outdoor pools. Admitted by the dozens, all were dehydrated, most emaciated and weak, and many storm-tossed or oiled—usually due to natural seep from the ocean floor. Some had crash-landed on parking […]

📢 Have you heard the news? Pacific Wildlife Care is growing! 🎉 We are excited to share that we will be building and moving to a new facility on a 10-acre site in San Luis Obispo, at the northwest corner of Buckley Road and Esperanza Lane. This multi-phased project will result in 18,000 sq ft of building space, including 9,900 sq ft of exterior animal enclosures. We aim to break ground early next year! “The new Kim and Derrel Ridenour Wildlife Rehabilitation Center will not only increase our capacity to meet the needs of wildlife in SLO County but also provide a permanent home for PWC,” says Kristin Howland, PWC Executive Director. “This facility embodies our commitment to wildlife rehabilitation and reflects our vision for the future.” Please join us by supporting the new facility and our ongoing operations. Click the donate button below or visit us at pacificwildlifecare.networkforgood.com/projects/184151-capital-campaign. Your generous contributions, no matter the size, directly support wildlife in need. Together, we can build a brighter future for wildlife 💚 #pacificwildlifecare #wildliferehab #supportnonprofits

📢 Have you heard the news? Pacific Wildlife Care is growing! 🎉

We are excited to share that we will be building and moving to a new facility on a 10-acre site in San Luis Obispo, at the northwest corner of Buckley Road and Esperanza Lane. This multi-phased project will result in 18,000 sq ft of building space, including 9,900 sq ft of exterior animal enclosures. We aim to break ground early next year!

“The new Kim and Derrel Ridenour Wildlife Rehabilitation Center will not only increase our capacity to meet the needs of wildlife in SLO County but also provide a permanent home for PWC,” says Kristin Howland, PWC Executive Director. “This facility embodies our commitment to wildlife rehabilitation and reflects our vision for the future.”

Please join us by supporting the new facility and our ongoing operations. Click the donate button below or visit us at pacificwildlifecare.networkforgood.com/projects/184151-capital-campaign. Your generous contributions, no matter the size, directly support wildlife in need.

Together, we can build a brighter future for wildlife 💚

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Giving Tuesday is almost here! On December 3, join us in supporting wildlife—your donation helps provide life-saving care to animals in need. Every contribution makes a meaningful difference in their recovery and return to the wild. Together, we can give wildlife a second chance!

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