At a traveler’s lodge along the Trinidad bluff overlooking the sea, some staff were cleaning an emptied cabin. As they worked, in hopped a small inspector, a troublemaker in-training, a fledgling Steller’s Jay. To keep him safe, they put him in a box and kept an eye out for parents. After a few hours, they […]
The coyote came down from Crescent City. It wasn’t by the ordinary means. No, the coyote wasn’t even that old, just a kid really, but a big kid, an orphan though, you could say. At least he couldn’t say if his parents were alive or dead. He hadn’t seen them lately – it’d been over […]
If you are in Humboldt, Del Norte, Trinity or Northern Mendocino Counties, please call
Humboldt Wildlife Care Center
CALL: +1 707-822-8839
We are a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization of wildlife caregivers dedicated to wildlife rescue, rehabilitation, education and advocacy.
We provide direct aid to injured or orphaned wild animals, and share quality information and resources with the public and wildlife rehabilitators.
CALL: (707) 822-8839
Co-Existence begins with respect. We provide injured wild animals with the rehabilitation treatment they need, with the goal of release back to their wild lives. See the Humboldt Wildlife Care Center page. Conservation education programs for children and adults aim to expand awareness of nature, fostering curiosity and appreciation for wild animals and wildness in general. We work to help people resolve conflicts with wildlife, and keep wild families together, with our Humane Solutions program. Explore the Education & Outreach page and the Humane Solutions page in the menu.
If you are in Humboldt, Del Norte, Trinity or Northern Mendocino Counties, please call
Humboldt Wildlife Care Center
CALL: +1 707-822-8839
At a traveler’s lodge along the Trinidad bluff overlooking the sea, some staff were cleaning an emptied cabin. As they worked, in hopped a small inspector, a troublemaker in-training, a fledgling Steller’s Jay. To keep him safe, they put him in a box and kept an eye out for parents. After a few hours, they […]
The coyote came down from Crescent City. It wasn’t by the ordinary means. No, the coyote wasn’t even that old, just a kid really, but a big kid, an orphan though, you could say. At least he couldn’t say if his parents were alive or dead. He hadn’t seen them lately – it’d been over […]
If you are in Humboldt, Del Norte, Trinity or Northern Mendocino Counties, please call
Humboldt Wildlife Care Center
CALL: +1 707-822-8839
