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WildCare Screech Owls Go Home
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Those four baby Screech Owls grew up and were released back into the wild!
See them in WildCare's wildlife hospital and then watch them fly free.
WildCare treats nearly 4...
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Screech Owls at WildCare
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These orphaned Screech Owls are being weighed in WildCare's Wildlife Hospital. They will stay in care until they're old enough to be released back into the wild. Orphaned b...
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Jacks at WildCare 6-11.wmv
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These orphaned baby Jackrabbits will be at WildCare until they are old enough to be released back into the wild!
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Meet a Skunk Mom and Babies at WildCare
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A skunk admitted to WildCare for a broken leg has three healthy babies while in care! Meet the entire family.
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Spotted Owl 2011
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A baby Northern Spotted Owl fell from her nest in a wind storm, but was healthy enough to be put back.
Meet this fluffy baby... and her parents!
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The World of WildCare 2011
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2,364 views
Meet five orphaned Gray Foxes and many more of WildCare's amazing patients! Learn their stories and many others, and learn about the World of WildCare!
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Baby Hummingbirds at WildCare
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These orphaned baby hummingbirds must be fed every twenty minutes from
dawn until dusk to grow up healthy and ready to return to the wild!
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Orphaned Ducklings at WildCare
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The strong winds and torrential rains of April brought a number of orphaned babies to WildCare's Wildlife Hospital. These ducklings were washed away from their mother and e...
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Baby Jackrabbit Meets Camera
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3,453 views
In this video an orphaned baby Jackrabbit at WildCare gets his morning feeding and then investigates the camera.
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WildCare "¿En Qué Parte del Planeta?" 2010 Video - Spanish version
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Visit us online at www.wildcarebayarea.org
We work to make sure all species can coexist-- not just by treating sick or injured animals (over 3,000 of them a year), but also by teaching people how to live peacefully with wildlife and by advocating for better protection of wildlife and our remaining open spaces.
WildCare's wildlife rehabilitation hospital treats more than 3,000 sick, injured, and orphaned wild-animal patients every year. Our goal? To nurse them all back to health so they can be returned safely to their natural habitats.
Our Wildlife Solutions service offers a humane solution to nuisance animal problems by providing home inspections, repairs, animal removal and more.
In addition to operating our wildlife rehabilitation hospital, we also provide numerous other resources to the local and larger community.
Our Living with Wildlife Hotline is available any time of day or night to help anyone deal safely with the wildlife they encounter.
We've also been a leader in developing new and innovative ways to address problem wildlife issues humanely.
Our education efforts reach young and old through a powerful combination of on-site, in-classroom, and in-the-wilderness programs.
And when wildlife needs us to advocate on its behalf, we take a stand — and help you do so, too.
All these activities help foster an understanding of and appreciation for wildlife in all people.
Visit us online at www.wildcarebayarea.org
We work to make sure all species can coexist-- not just by treating sick or injured animals (over 3,000 of them a year), but also by teaching people how to live peacefully with wildlife and by advocati...
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