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[…]our ever increasing caseload of wild patients (last year we treated 1,612 of our wild neighbors!) and the coming of our busy wild baby season, but this is the year we have to find our new location and move there. We are extremely grateful for this opportunity provided by the membership and leadership of the North Coast Co-op! So please, this month, when you shop the co-op, remember us when you checkout and be sure to ask to round up your purchase to support our region’s injured and orphaned wild animals! And thank you to everyone who supports our work! […]
[…]thank you especially to all who came out to have fun and support the work of the Jacoby Creek Land Trust and Bird Ally X/Humboldt Wildlife Care Center. See you at next year’s Barntini! Thank you to everyone who donated food, drink, art and more! Bien Padre Bonnie MacRaith Brett Shuler Catering Casa Lindra Coast Seafoods Cypress Grove Dutch and Dewey’s Eureka Natural Foods Fieldbrook Winery Gretchen Schuster Gus Clark Humboldt Distillery Ken Griggs Homemade Beer Laura Corsiglia Linda Parkinson Moonstone Crossing Winery North Coast Co-op Patricia Sennot Six Rivers Brewery Tomaso’s Specialty Food Wildberries Willow Creek […]
[…]common foraging place for crows and other birds. BAX/HWCC intern, Cheryl Henke and BAX co-director and photographer Laura Corsiglia scouted for crows. Satisfied that this would be a good place for the young crow, they let him out of the carrier. Almost immediately an adult crow came to him. The young crow gaped (opening his mouth wide to ask for food). “I was astonished,” exclaimed Cheryl, “It was beyond belief. It was like they already knew each other!” The adult quickly coaxed the bird from the ground to a nearby treetop. After some brief conversation, the two birds flew off […]
This Western Gull, entangled in fishing line and hooks at Trinidad Pier, was recently in our care (photos and story soon to come). You can help Bird Ally X/Humboldt Wildlife Care Center rescue and provide the necessary care for wild animals, like this gull, who encounter the modern world at its worst. No one wants a fish hook for dinner. Please contribute. Thank you for being a part of this life-saving […]
[…]to be well ‘entrained’ in the warm ocean current that flows out of the Gulf of Mexico and becomes the Gulf stream, moving up the East coast of the North America and eventually across the Atlantic to northern […]
[…]with a show and a party! And we invite everyone to come help us celebrate their devotion and love for our wild neighbors. Without our volunteers, our work wouldn’t be possible. Please come join us and also help us raise much needed funds to cover the cost of our rent! Music by The Neighbors, Medicine Baul and Rob DiPerna! Dance and Aerial Dance perfrmed by Leslie Castellano and Jessica Rubin! Poetry too (from your host and HWCC director, Monte Merrick (that’s me)) Join us Saturday, December 10, in Old Town […]
[…]to our clinic for an evaluation and the safety of care while we assess the level of injury, and the need for treatment. Sometimes we might release the bird within 24 hours, and sometimes it takes a little longer, even without any broken bones. After four days of treatment, safety and readily available food, this Song Sparrow was back to normal. On Christmas Day we took him back to the neighborhood where he was rescued and restored his freedom. This Song Sparrow was one of the lucky “window strikes.” Besides the relatively minor injuries he suffered, the simple fact of […]
[…]studying the impact of rodenticide use on wild animals. Nyxo has been intentionally poisoned and killed with rat poison. No suspects have been found. Please spread this poster. and DON’T USE RAT […]
We strive to do the best work we can, for our patients, for our community, for our Mother Earth. We strive to improve. We strive to better translate the needs, the injuries, the desired futures of our wild patients into something that our fellow citizens of this built world can hear. It’s hard work, but not too hard. We are all allies of the wild. The wild is the first ally of us all. Over the next few months we’ll be asking for support as we prepare for our busy and financially stressful Spring and Summer months. We need your […]
Come out tonight to help us honor and celebrate the generous and compassionate people who help Humboldt Wildlife Care Center everyday. Without our volunteers we wouldn’t be able to meet our mission. Volunteers get it done! Can’t make it but would like to make a donation in honor of our volunteers’ hard work? Donate […]