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[…]know what happened to injure our wild patients. Context clues, such as where the animal is found, and so forth, along with statistical probabilities are often all we have to go on. Regardless, we still have to treat the animal who shows up, using solid techniques and sometimes our own intuition. It’s highly rewarding work with the only real hazard being that we might fall away from our human neighbors due to how often we must put ourselves imaginatively in the shoes of our wild neighbors. Using our imaginations in concert with good science is the highest level of thought […]
[…]300 to 400 animals before this year ends. We simply can’t meet the challenge of caring for wild animals injured by human activity and the derangement of their habitat caused by our ongoing ecological crisis without your help. Also, I can’t express deeply enough our gratitude for those who’ve chosen to sustain us monthly. Regular donations, rolling in each month are what keep us going … While we don’t have the money we need to cover all of our expenses at this time, if it weren’t for those generous monthly contributions, we wouldn’t have the day to day funds to […]
[…]over 3000 birds were treated and released.
Want to be a hero? Easy, just put on your cape and come help out!
Can’t help in the field? Then please help with your donation! This is a problem you can absolutely throw money at!!! DONATE Thank you for your compassion, your love for the Wild and your commitment to healing our ailing […]
[…]year, it’s up to us to remind all that our wild neighbors are important members of our community, and the care we provide them when they are in need is a critical component of the humane future we all seek As the new year becomes familiar, with its own clamorous needs, we’ll be here, asking for support, offering ways to prevent injuries, and advocating for our patients and all of the wildlife with whom we share this beautiful world. Thank you for your past support, and also, it’s not too late to help! If you’d like to pitch in, you […]
[…]no injuries, or any other physical problems – so we held the beautiful bird for observation and flight testing. At this morning’s check, the gull had eaten all of the fish we’d offered and was flying laps around the large aviary. We decided that captivity was doing this guy no good at all. During an enjoyable break in the winter weather, the gull was released this afternoon. HWCC Rehabilitator, Lucinda Adamson releases Glaucous-winged Gull at Arcata Marsh, Christmas day. One of our happiest sights, a released patient moving quickly away from us back into the Wild. When a neighbor calls […]
[…]Snowy Plover,SeasideSparrow, Red Knot, TricoloredHeron, Snowy Egret,WhiteIbis, Sandwich Ternand […]
[…]prevention equals a pound of cure. Want to help? Become a member today! Thank you for your support and for your love of […]
[…]then for some reason, who knows why, she strayed from the sea, the only place where she can eat, and wandered into Redway. She was found walking along the road. Day 12 in our August fundraising Drive: So far we’ve raised $600 of our goal of $5000 by the end of the month. Your help is needed. Every donation helps. Thank you for being a part of this wildlife saving work! Emaciated from starvation and very weak, with a few scrapes as badges of her courage, she was plucked from certain death by a kind woman in the area. Feeling […]
[…]contribution goes a long way for us. (you can use donate button at top of page) Scroll down for photographs of our recently added opossum housing! Your support and our use of recycled materials makes these improvements possible! […]
[…]last couple of days BAX/HWCC has been admitting Double Crested Cormorants rescued in Crescent City for care. Sunday and Monday rescue teams drove up from our Arcata location to survey the area. So far, we’ve admitted three cormorants, each very battered, likely by the very large surf that pounded the North coast Saturday night and Sunday morning. Cormorants roost on rocks offshore at night – vulnerable to intense and unleashed power of the sea. Another team is going to Crescent City today to look for more birds. So far, each of the rescued birds has died due to the severity […]