The wind storm knocked over our bird enclosures last night. We need your help to raise money to rebuild the enclosures, we need a contractor or construction workers who would be willing to volunteer to rebuild them and supplies.
We need to rebuild these enclosures by April 1st at the latest! If you would like to help with this project please email us at volunteer@wildlifecareassociation.com.
Animal Care Responsibilities Manage all aspects of wild patients' progress through the rehabilitation process from admission to release at a busy urban facility (5000-7000 animals per year) o Prioritize animal care needs, delegating tasks as necessary to staff, interns and volunteers to ensure animals receive the best achievable care. o Ensure that each […]
Find out more »When animals are injured in nature and are not releasable back into the wild they become a part of Wildlife Care Association’s ambassador team. These animals help to educate the public on how to protect and conserve wildlife.
Nala does educational programs at schools and is also a surrogate to orphaned baby Great Horned Owls.
Despite being blind in her left eye, Caesar is an important part of the WCA educational experience.
