In Memory of Fiona
A Nearly Impossible Rescue
Senator Monning Names Pacific Wildlife Care as 17th Senate District Non-Profit of the Year
Young Filmmakers: A Contest Just For You
Happening tomorrow, Saturday, 1:30pm and 3:00pm. Not to be missed if you like wildlife!
In 2015, Pacific Wildlife Care suffered a huge influx of emaciated and sickly Murres: 556 in fact. In spite of our best efforts, very few of them survived and were able to be released. At the time, the whole West Coast was experiencing the same thing. We could only guess that it was related to ocean warming, which would have greatly influenced the amount of available food. A recent article highlights this specific disaster and ties it to climate change, suggesting this is just a hint of what the future could bring.
www.commondreams.org
The lead author called the mass die-off "a red-flag warning about the tremendous impact sustained ocean warming can have on the marine ecosystem."Thank you everyone at Pacific Wildlife Care for all you did to help these Murres. A terribly sad outcome but hopefully with this knowledge we can move forward in a positive direction.
If you are in the area, don't miss this great chance to see birds of prey up close and learn more about them. Please DO bring children, they will love it!
Will absolutely be there! Can’t get enough of these wonderful up-close-and-personal events!
This a great event with amazing Raptors.
Looks like fun
Joshua Walker
Happy New Year from our Pacific Wildlife Care family to yours! 2019 was a very busy year for our clinic. We saw a total of 2,613 wildlife patients! Those patients included 224 grebes, 25 pelicans, 50 hummingbirds, 142 owls, 21 skunks, 23 bats, and 13 foxes just to name a few. Our ability to help each animal depends on your generosity and support. Thank you for donating, calling us, bringing us animals in need and trusting us to care for them. We wish you all a happy and healthy 2020!
#wildlife #slocounty #happynewyear
Congrats on all you do for the Wildlife!👏
Thanks for all the cars you give to all animals.
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Animals migrate for many different reasons such as to breed, for food, or to be warm. Looks like there's another reason!
