New Wild Review vol 5 ep 2 Disaster Response and Everyday Living
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Podcast: Play in new window | Download (Duration: 1:08:14 — 78.1MB) | EmbedSubscribe: Apple Podcasts | Email | RSSOur latest episode of New Wild Review with guest Lucinda Adamson, Humboldt Wildlife Care Center’s Assistant Rehabilitation Manager.
Raptor Aviary FUNDING ACHIEVED!
Thanks to many donors, building our much needed raptor aviary is now underway! Many supporters contributed with donation since our call went out in August for help. Thank you so much. And very recently, Cal Poly Humboldt professor of marketing Dr. Sarita Ray Chaudhury, who put us over the finish line with a $5000 dollar […]
As Wild Baby Season slows down, we need your support continuing the re-build of our new facility! [VIDEO]
Thank you for making our work possible! We quite literally could not do this without your support! DONATE
URGENT! Volunteers Needed! Support Needed!
Help! Volunteers are needed! Avian Botulism has struck again, and thousands of migratory waterfowl and shorebirds are sick and dying! Beginning on September 3rd Bird Ally X Botulism Response has been treating over 50 new patients each day. As of September 10, 356 sick birds have been admitted to our field hospital on the Lower […]
Bald Eagle Flies Home on Borrowed Wings
Video of the recent Bald Eagle rescue! Your support makes our work possible. And we need you now as we wind up our busy wild baby season. We’ve got bills to pay! We’ve got medicine, food, water and electricity to buy! If you can help now, please donate! Thank you for keeping our doors open! […]
We’re going to build an Aviary for Hawks, Owls and large Corvids
We are so much more prepared to meet the needs of our region than we were last year, but we have farther to go. Please help if you can. DONATE
The Eagle, as they say, has Landed! (but took off again right away!)
A Beechcraft Bonanza is not as stylish or formidable as a Bald Eagle, but still it was with a certain amount of panache that the two-tone brown, trim and speedy plane touched down on the runway of the California Redwood Coast- Humboldt County Airport the early afternoon of August 7. Since the aircraft was bearing […]
The baby season that began 3 weeks early.
It was the evening of March 31 that we were having a class on hatchling and nestling care for our staff and volunteers. Part of the material in the class was the approximate dates that we tend to start admitting certain species. Roughly, we had until the last few days of April, most years, before […]
[VIDEO] Mid-Season Plea! Overwhelmed by Wild Orphans! Your Support is Critical!
It’s been a very busy wild baby season, even as we continue to rebuild our facility a year after moving to Manila. Your help is critical to our success. Please donate! Your donation supports everything we do! From rescue of injured and orphaned wildlife, to keeping wild families together, to developing and training the next […]
A glance inside our clinic after a year in our new location!
Baby season is upon us and we need your help. Please donate if you can. Ducklings and skunk babies and raccoon orphans need you! Please help if you can. Thank you!! DONATE
The Best Fawn Yard in Humboldt Wildlife Care History!
Since 1979, HWCC has tried to provide excellent care for our region’s orphaned Mule Deer fawns. This year, thanks to your support and our volunteers’ efforts, including an incredibel work day put in by local members of the US Coast Guard! Watch the video for our report on our progress! We have more to go, […]
Providing the Next Generation of Care
At Humboldt Wildlife Care Center/bird ally x we are committed to helping develop the next generation of wildlife care proividers. It’s an intergral part of our mission. Your continued support is what will make it possible! Want to help? Please donate today!
New Wild Review vol 5 ep 1: Wildlife Rehabilitation, practice and ethics, an essay.
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Happy New Year! Thank you for all your generous support in 2023!!!
We’re going to need it even more in 2024! Please DONATE to help us help our wild neighbors in need!
Our 2023 Holiday Greeting!
Dear Friends and Supporters Season’s Greetings! It’s hard to believe we’ve made it another year! After moving all of our operations to our undeveloped new property in March, the challenges were looming. The prospect of treating the 800 or so wild babies we admit each year in a completely unprepared facility was daunting. With your support […]
First New Seabird Pool Going Up!
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New Wild Review (v 4 e 1), Gratitude, Progress and some Despair.
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Podcast: Play in new window | Download (Duration: 56:05 — 64.2MB) | EmbedSubscribe: Apple Podcasts | Email | RSS Our latest podcast, at last – an update on Summer, a big thank you to our supporters fro helping us out in our time of need, an avian botulism outbreak in the central valley, and a […]
An Eagle Scout in the Making Makes a Huge Difference for HWCC’s Wild Patients!
(Manila) – A young man is a step closer to earning his Eagle Scout badge after raising $1,400 for Humboldt WIldlife Care Center! The young man, Quentin Chase (17) worked with McKinleyville Ace to support the only wildlife hospital on the North Coast with hot dog sales on three Sundays of the Summer, with the […]
CODE RED!!!!!
About a month ago our resources to get through the Summer began to dwindle, getting dangerously low… ordinarily the support receive each day, each week, each month, gets us through – it’s a shoestring existence, and hand to mouth, but we get it done. Somehow, we get it done – the support makes a difference […]
Barn Swallows! Cliff Swallows! Violet-Greens!
Every patient in our care has been through a traumatic experience, and had we our druthers, we’d wish that it had never happened and we never saw them in our clinic – their wild, free lives uninterrupted by human society. Stil, providing care for young Swallows is a transcendental joy and a supreme privilege. This […]