Burlington Campground of the Humboldt Redwood State Parks is just south of Weott, along the Avenue of the Giants, about 50 miles south of our facility on Humboldt Bay. It was in the parking lot of Burlington Campground that first one newly flighted Allen’s Hummingbird (Selasphorus sasin, one of the hummingbird species native to the […]
In the early morning, pretty early, 6 o’clock, I go down my back stairs and next door to the clinic to start weighing and feeding baby wild orphans. This year the wild orphan work began on April 3. The two years preceding it began on April 2nd. I can’t remember what day in ’23 we […]
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
Burlington Campground of the Humboldt Redwood State Parks is just south of Weott, along the Avenue of the Giants, about 50 miles south of our facility on Humboldt Bay. It was in the parking lot of Burlington Campground that first one newly flighted Allen’s Hummingbird (Selasphorus sasin, one of the hummingbird species native to the […]
In the early morning, pretty early, 6 o’clock, I go down my back stairs and next door to the clinic to start weighing and feeding baby wild orphans. This year the wild orphan work began on April 3. The two years preceding it began on April 2nd. I can’t remember what day in ’23 we […]
If you are in Humboldt, Del Norte, Trinity or Northern Mendocino Counties, please call
Humboldt Wildlife Care Center
CALL: +1 707-822-8839
