CCWR Fall 2007
Newsletter Article
Features PWC
Featured Facility PWC
Rehabilitation Center
  About the Rehabilitation Center

The Morro Bay PWC Rehabilitation Center is open 7 days a week, 365 days a year from 8am to 6pm. The doors were first opened in the Spring of 2007. Since then, the number of animals evaluated and cared for at the center has increased dramatically.

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Cases by Year 2008 Total Cases

Funding
Construction of the rehabilitation center was made possible through funding by the California Department of Fish & Game Office of Spill Prevention & Response (OSPR), Oiled Wildlife Care Network (OWCN), National Fish and Wildlife Foundation, the Guadalupe Restoration Committee and the Morro Bay Power Plant.
  
OWCN Primary Facility
As one of 12 primary care facilities under the Oiled Wildlife Care Network, the PWC rehabilitation center would become headquarters for wildlife rescue efforts in the event of oil spill on the Central Coast. The center was designed with this purpose in mind. The walls and floors are constructed to provide proper air flow and drainage should the need arise to process and treat oiled wildlife.

Our Commitment
The Morro Bay Rehabilitation Center is committed to the highest standard of care in the field of wildlife rehabilitation and the humane treatment of all wildlife. Learn more about the rehabilitation process.