Sonoma County
Wildlife Rescue
Non-profit 501c3
Mission Statement:
Sonoma County Wildlife Rescue is dedicated to the rescue, rehabilitation and release of sick, injured and orphaned wildlife and the promotion of understanding and appreciation of wildlife through our Education Outreach Program.
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Upcoming Events: Come out and run to support wildlife! We will have a team running The Human Race in Santa Rosa on Saturday, May 11. Join our team and get some exercise for a great cause! Click here for more information.
SCWR in the News: Oilstop has featured Sonoma County Wildlife Rescue as their organization to highlight on the "Doing unto Others" series. Click here to watch the video.
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Upcoming Events: Come out and run to support wildlife! We will have a team running The Human Race in Santa Rosa on Saturday, May 11. Join our team and get some exercise for a great cause! Click here for more information.
SCWR in the News: Oilstop has featured Sonoma County Wildlife Rescue as their organization to highlight on the "Doing unto Others" series. Click here to watch the video.
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Business Hours
Emergency Animal Drop Off:
Seven days a week 9am-5:30pm
Tours:
Saturdays only. Click for details
Contact Us
Hotline: (707) 526-WILD(9453)
Office: (707) 992-0274
Location
Office and Animal Drop Off:
403 Mecham Rd, Petaluma, CA, 94952
Mailing Address:
PO Box 448, Cotati, CA, 94931
Regular Business hours:
Tuesday-Saturday 10am-5pm
Tuesday-Saturday 10am-5pm
Emergency Animal Drop Off:
Seven days a week 9am-5:30pm
Tours:
Saturdays only. Click for details
Contact Us
Hotline: (707) 526-WILD(9453)
Office: (707) 992-0274
Location
Office and Animal Drop Off:
403 Mecham Rd, Petaluma, CA, 94952
Mailing Address:
PO Box 448, Cotati, CA, 94931
Do we Have your e-mail?
Would you like monthly updates on the center and our patients? Click here to send us your email address
Would you like monthly updates on the center and our patients? Click here to send us your email address
Want to Become a Volunteer?
Volunteer orientations:2nd Saturday of every month from 10-12
Click here for more information or call our office at (707) 992-0274
Quick links
Community Partner SpotlightClick here to read about local organizations who donate
time, services, supplies and/or money towards our effort to
rescue, rehabilitate and release sick, injured and orphaned
wildlife.
Our Community Partner Spotlight this Month is:
Lagunitas Brewing Company
A Mother Opossum Trapped and Injured
A mother opossum and her four babies were dropped off at
Animal Care and Control scared, cold and injured. Click
here to read about her amazing journey.
A New Addition to SCWR- Willy the Wolf Hybrid Wolves are legally bred with dogs throughout the United
States. Wolf hybrids are fascinating creatures and desired
by many. However, most do not realize what a commitment
owning one is and how difficult it is to keep them happy. Click
here to read how Willy found his way to SCWR, his new
forever home.
Photo provided by- ©Joshua Asel
Team Work Saves Coyote's Life
Every day hundreds of animals are hit by cars, not realizing
the power and speed behind these moving machines.
Click here to read how a collaboration of considerate
people helped save this coyote's life.
The Trials and Tribulations of a Wildlife
Rehabilitator
Ever wonder what it is like to work as a wildlife rehabilitator?
Click here to read what it is really like, we think you'll be
surprised!
A Wildlife Exclusion Service
AWES helps hundreds of people in the community with their
nuisance wildlife problems and educates them on how to live
more harmoniously with their wild neighbors - and all out of a 25 year old van! Click here to read more about our
exclusion service and what you can do to help.
Blood Transfusion Saves Hawk's Life
When Red-Tailed Hawk #1061 came in it was emaciated,
dehydrated, and had a severely broken leg. It needed
surgery if it had any chance to make it, but was too weak to
undergo the procedure. Click here to read how we saved
this bird.
Hotline: (707) 526-WILD(9453) ~ Business Office: (707) 992-0274 ~ Exclusion Service/Fax: (707) 992-0276
Location: 403 Mecham Rd, Petaluma CA 94952
Mailing Address: PO Box 448, Cotati CA 94931
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