Pacific Wildlife Care's Education Materials For Distribution

Education Materials For Distribution

Below is a list of education materials available for use by PWC volunteers and staff. Other members of the public are free to use this material for educational or membership recruitment purposes.

Pacific Wildlife Care Membership Form (PDF)
I found a baby bird, what now? PWC Flyer (PDF)
Fawn Flyer (PDF)

Pacific Wildlife Care

2 days ago

Birds are nesting now after carefully choosing what they hope will be a safe place for their chicks. Please avoid separating parents from their babies by not trimming trees until the fall! These Great Horned Owls were brought to us after someone cut their tree down. Great Horned Owls are devoted parents who care for their young for up to a year. It is regrettable that the parents and chicks were separated due to human interference. Since reuniting the parents and babies was not possible, we will raise them until they are old enough to survive on their own in the wild.

#greathornedowl #owls #babybird #wildliferehab #treetrimming ... See MoreSee Less

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We could give out flyers, with information, if needed.

At least they survived the tree trimming.

My Barnies are gone now ...😞

So glad they have you PWC <3. We're missing being there to help you with rescues 🙃

What is the matter with people?

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Pacific Wildlife Care

3 days ago

DON’T FORGET OUR 2019 BABY SHOWER: MAY 1 - 31

As of Mother’s Day, we’ve received shower gifts from more than 50 of our wildlife friends who have given in excess of 11% of our goal. THANK YOU! That is a fantastic start, plus we still have 16 more giving days in May for others to join in the fun!! You can donate and/or watch our baby shower gauge as it fills up for each days’ gift(s) received at pacificwildlifecare.org/save-wildlife-babies/

So far in 2019, 899 wildlife cases have come through our doors. Of those cases, 284 (or 32%) have been baby animals and more arrive daily. This is just the beginning of “baby” season between April and September. We are already experiencing a 20% increase in caseload this year compared with last year. ... See MoreSee Less

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Pacific Wildlife Care

6 days ago

Oh deer! You may be seeing fawns this time of year. Here is some helpful advice 🙂.

#fawn #deer #notorphaned #notapet #keepthemwild #wildlife ... See MoreSee Less

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Her mom wasn’t too far away. I left her ❤️

Leave it alone Do gooders ...

Pacific Wildlife Care shared a Mama Raccoon Carrying Babies up the Tree.

6 days ago

Being a mom is hard work! Happy Mother's Day to all the moms out there, both human and animal :)

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Now, that is one caring Mama raccoon. <3<3 ... See MoreSee Less

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Pacific Wildlife Care shared a post.

1 week ago

The Bald Eagle chicks are getting big! Their parents, Jackie and Shadow, are doing a great job protecting them. Grow strong little ones!

Friends of Big Bear Valley and Big Bear Eagle Nest Cam
Jackie (a.k.a.the Umbrella) is doing a great job keeping Cookie and Simba snuggled in and dry. No need to worry. She's got this! ... See MoreSee Less

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