Bird Ally X: Our Story

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We are a nonprofit organization of wildlife caregivers dedicated to wildlife rescue, rehabilitation, education and advocacy. Our goal is to share quality information as well as provide direct aid to individual wild animals in trouble. Humboldt Wildlife Care Center, serving the north coast for decades, joined forces with Bird Ally X and the two nonprofits officially merged in 2014. Our wildlife care center is open every day. More About Us

Found an injured Animal?

If you are in Humboldt, Del Norte, Trinity or Northern Mendocino Counties, please call Humboldt Wildlife Care Center
CALL: +1 707-822-8839

Recent Stories+++

It’s a Thin Line Between Town and Bay

It’s a thin line, between Town and Bay It’s a thin line, between Town and Bay It’s nine o’clock in the morning and we’re just getting in – we open up the front door and a new day begins. Check the pools, ‘cuz it rained all night, but they’re okay. Feed the birds, get the … Continue reading It’s a Thin Line Between Town and Bay

Last Saturday we held our 4th Annual Rent Party and Volunteer Appreciation show! 2016 was a tough year and without our volunteer staff we would not have been able to provide direct care to over 1o00 wild neighbors as well as consult on thousands of more cases resulting in humane conflict resolution between the wild … Continue reading Thank You 2016 Volunteers!

Tonight at Richard’s Goat! Pints for Bird Ally X and screening of The Love Witch!

Tonight, from 6pm to close, Richard’s Goat Tavern and Tea Room in Arcata (401 I St) will be donating dollar for every pint of Beer and Cider sold! Showing tonight at the Miniplex at Richard’s Goat, a movie filmed in Arcata, the “hilarious, feminist homage to 1960s Italian thrillers,” The Love Witch. We’ll be there … Continue reading Tonight at Richard’s Goat! Pints for Bird Ally X and screening of The Love Witch!

So far this year, among the returning birds to Humboldt Bay, we’ve admitted several Brant (Branta bernicla) for care. In fact, we’ve treated more Brant this year, twelve, than we’d treated in 2012 (5), -13 (3), -14 (0), and -15 (1) combined. Brant are beautiful and strong sea geese, thriving on our winter coast. Even in … Continue reading Two Area Sea Geese are Home Again.

Freedom’s Greetings

Each year we send a card to our mailing list offering our thanks and asking for continued support! Here’s this years! Expect it in your mailbox soon if you’re on our snail mail list! Freedom’s Greeting! Season’s Greetings, Friend of Wildlife! What a tumultuous year 2016 has been! Yet from a contentious US election to … Continue reading Freedom’s Greetings