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This free family and youth event celebrating Pacific Wildlife Care’s 30th anniversary will feature many native animal ambassadors – owls, hawks, falcons, and provide live entertainment reminiscent of a European Street Faire with jugglers, unicyclist, clowns and stilt performances. Discover more about wildlife through arts and craft projects, stories, games, skits, a scavenger hunt and…

Young Artist Featured at Wild in the Plaza Event Celebrating 30 years, Pacific Wildlife Care is presenting a free family event on May 13, 2017 from noon – 4pm in Mission Plaza, featuring artistic wildlife creations of local high school artist Kaya G, and sponsored by Joan Gellert-Sargen. Kaya’s magical owl was adopted as the…

Journeys of Discovery with Tom Wilmer by Tom Wilmer, March 27, 2017 aired on KCBX radio Meg Crockett and Kathleen Dillon, board members of Pacific Wildlife Care based in Morro Bay, share insights about the organization’s mission and events surrounding the May 2017 30th anniversary celebration scheduled for May 13th in Mission Plaza San Luis…

Planning Meeting for the WIP event May 13

Periodic Planning Meeting for WIP Team, and others interested in helping plan this event on May 13 for Pacific Wildlife Care

To be held in a private home. Send email for location: Pwcinfo@pacificwildlifecare.org

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22 hours ago

Freedom Friday! These two orphaned Raccoons are back out in the wild. We raised them until they were old enough to take care of themselves and be released. At our clinic, many of the young raccoons we receive have been separated from their mothers— often due to trapping. Please don’t trap “nuisance” wildlife! Instead, remove food sources such as cat and dog food and close off access to structures but only when you are sure all wildlife has vacated.
Call 805-543-9453 (WILD) for information and advice.

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2 days ago

Are you aware of Amazon Smile? The URL is actually smile.amazon.com. you can sign-up with it and then use it anytime you purchase something from Amazon. You can even setup a reminder to remind you to go there, if you are ready to buy something, if you forget about smile.amazon.com at first. PWC has been signed up as a recipient for some years to get donations, and we have received over $1,000 total, so it can mount up. It's an easy way to give money to the wildlife we know you love. (Fun fact: If you are sending a birthday gift for example, you can give delivery instructions such as "don't deliver before Sept. 30".) ... See MoreSee Less

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2 weeks ago

Happy National Wildlife Day!
🦅🐿🦝🐇🦎🦔🐀🦃🦢🦆🦇🐍🦡🐢🦉
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2 weeks ago

Please do not release balloons! There are many other ways to celebrate or honor someone that don’t involve harmful litter. ❤️Balloons kill #balloonfacts ... See MoreSee Less

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3 weeks ago

Raven or Crow? For some it can be hard to differentiate the two. Corax, our Education Ambassador, can help you see the differences. He is a Common Raven and 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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