San Diego Humane Society's Project Wildlife

Known for

• native wildlife

  “Project Wildlife is permitted to rehabilitate native California wildlife and migratory birds through permits granted by the California Department of Fish and Wildlife and the United States Fish and Wildlife Service.”

• large scale

  “Project Wildlife is one of the largest wildlife rehabilitation programs in the U.S., caring for more than 10,000 injured, orphaned and sick animals each year.”

• complex surgeries

  “Through complex surgeries, lifesaving medical care, safe places to recover from illness and enriching habitats to build survival skills, Project Wildlife not only offers healing — but ensures animals are prepared for success in their native environment.”

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About

Project Wildlife is one of the largest wildlife rehabilitation programs in the U.S., caring for more than 10,000 injured, orphaned and sick animals each year. The program operates two facilities, the Pilar & Chuck Bahde Wildlife Center in San Diego and the Ramona Wildlife Center, to treat over 320 species. Their mission is to provide lifesaving medical care and prepare animals to return safely to the wild.

What people say

Recognized as the primary resource for wild animal rehabilitation in San Diego County, offering compassionate care for injured and orphaned wildlife.

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