[…]a carpal bone. After making sure the Eagle was stable we arranged for transport to BAX co-founder and co-director, and excellent avian orthopedic surgeon, Dr. Shannon Riggs, DVM, who is Director of Animal Services at Pacific Wildlife Care in Morro Bay. For the story of this wild neighbor’s care and eventual return to home on the Klamath River, check out this video! Your support is what makes our work possible. It really is that basic. Thank you for keeping our doors open and our lights on. […]
[…]of his release! Thanks for your support! He flies very well! Our aviary isn’t big enough for this Owl. If he passes his release evaluation, this is the last time he’ll have to encounter the dreaded net. Checking the progress of his wounded eye. On the way to the release site… Patient flying away – the best sight… Thanks to you and your generous support, the folks who found this owl were able to find us. And thanks to the care that your support allows us to provide, there will be another Screech-owl in the Redwoods this Spring, preparing to […]
[…]and providing treatment for those birds still in care is greatly appreciated. Please help us care for these and all of our patients! Thank you! DONATE […]
[…]and advocacy. We provide direct aid to injured or orphaned wild animals, and share quality information and resources with the public and wildlife […]
[…]each month not only provides money to accomplish our mission, your contribution also shows your commitment to our success, and the success of our wild neighbors. Seeing your name pop up every month is an invaluable encouragement! And your contribution really adds up! If you signed up for $5 a month, that’s $60 a year! $60 feeds the orphaned fawns in our care for five days! Your $5 each month will keep our lifesaving phone service on for one month every year! If you become a Sustaining Member who gives $10 each month you will provide 100 pounds of fish! 100 pounds […]
[…]this year so far compared to 2016 when we treated 16 the entire year. So we present our 2017 mug! And this year’s is not only for our volunteers! You can buy a mug for only $10 – just stop by our clinic at 2182 Old Arcata Rd in Bayside and get yours – you too can make a difference for […]
[…]BAX co-founder and co-director Dr. Shannon Riggs, to talk about her career providing medical care for injured and orphaned wild animals, the past, present and future of wildlife rehabilitation, and the never ending need for financial support. We also discover a shared opinion on the topic of Rage Against the Machine. Hope you enjoy the […]
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[…]contributed to this campaign! Also, thank you to all our supporters. These are tough, lean times for us and it seems they’re only getting tougher. Every dollar contributed helps. Your support makes a big difference for our wild neighbors. The food and water our raccoon kits need, the fish we provide all of our patients, the thousands of insects we feed baby orphaned songbirds. Our medicines and supplies – all of these real things cost real money – money we wouldn’t have without you. Want to make a donation now? Follow this link! Thank […]
[…]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 […]