Meet the Rehabilitation Center's Team at Pacific Wildlife Care

Meet the Team

Pacific Wildlife Care Rehabilitation Center Staff

Shannon Riggs, DVM

Director of Animal Care

Vann Masvidal

Clinic Director +
Volunteer Coordinator

Elissa Blair

Rehabilitation Technician

Kathy Duncan

Rehabilitation Technician

Brook Segall

Rehabilitation Technician

Pacific Wildlife Care

8 hours ago

This is Pacific Wildlife Care’s Education Ambassador, Corax, a Common Raven. He is posing to illustrate some features that, in addition to his bigger size, make him a raven and not a crow. He has a thicker beak with stiff feathers called crines covering his nostrils. His shaggy throat feathers can be made to look fluffy or sleek depending on his need to appear bigger, a feature that crows lack. Corax can control the feathers covering his head sometimes making them stand up straight and showing two feathery “horns” when he is excited. You can also see how his black feathers appear almost bluish in reflected light.
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Heather White

Beautiful Boy!

handsome!

So beautiful!

I LOVE corvids.......❤️

Debi Breck

He's a beauty!

beautiful animal.

hes so cool!

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Pacific Wildlife Care

1 day ago

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Man were they ever today. All 3 of mine were full of themselves today.

Classic!

Pacific Wildlife Care

2 days ago

This is a very sad story but we feel it is an important reminder of how we should be aware of and treat wildlife. If you find sick, injured, or orphaned wildlife please contact a licensed wildlife rehabilitator. Unnecessary handling and taking pictures or selfies with the animal will only cause undo stress when it is already compromised and fighting for its life.
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Tourists Held a Beached Baby Dolphin for Selfies. It Soon Died

time.com

One child posting for a picture accidentally covered the orifice from which it breathes

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Yet another reason I hate people.

I have no kind words for such thoughtless stupidity

Some people really suck!!!!

Thank you for sharing.

Some people are so uninformed!

Dumba....

This desire is unfortunately too common. We have even had people get really mad when when they were told not to take a photo in our lobby - after bringing in an animal to us.

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Pacific Wildlife Care shared National Audubon Society's video.

3 days ago

National Audubon Society
Piping Plovers take refuge under a parent for warmth and security. But sometimes it can get crowded under there! ... See MoreSee Less

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Pacific Wildlife Care shared San Luis Obispo Botanical Garden's post.

4 days ago

Today at 1:00pm.Join us today at 1PM and meet an American kestrel, screech owl, and opossum and learn about their unique lives here on the Central Coast! ... See MoreSee Less

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So cute! Thanks for coming!

I think it's cute

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Meet the Team

Shannon Riggs, DVM

Vann Masvidal

Elissa Blair

Jennifer Cambell

Kathy Duncan

Virginia Flaherty

Brook Segall