Orphaned Black Bear Cub Found Wandering on a Dirt Road

This black bear cub was at first mistaken for a puppy. He was found wandering on a remote road in Riverside County, Calif. Orphaned, hungry and thin, this little guy had been missing his mother and needed assistance. He would not have survived by himself for much longer. The Fund for Animals Wildlife Center in Southern Calif. staff jumped into help and provided him with bedding for a good rest, a tummy full of "bear food," and a thorough veterinary examination. Deemed healthy, the California Department of Fish and Game then took over. Read More >>

Golfers Play in Sun, Bobcats Gain New Home

Seven bobcats, ex-pets unable to survive in the wild and permanent residents of The Fund for Animals Wildlife Center in Southern California, were treated to a more expansive home, complete with many trees to provide shade and cover. The Fifth Annual Charity Golf Tournament raised more than $20,000 for the effort, and then volunteers and staff responded with effort of their own kind by providing the brawn to erect the structure. The teamwork was rewarded by the cats' joyous adoption of their more enriched environment. 
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Calls of the Wild Affected by Wildfires

Most wild animals sense danger and are able to remove themselves from harm's way. Unfortunately there are some who are not as lucky, like this gray fox who received rehabilitation care by The Fund for Animals Wildlife Center in Southern California. While his prognosis wasn't good when he arrived at the center, with treatment he healed, grew stronger, and made a full recovery. His release back to the wild was a triumph. Read More >>

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Watch the video on The Fund for Animals Wildlife Center, a report given by Kim Edwards of KGTV Channel 10 News in San Diego, CA. Links provided access the video via Real Player or Windows MediaPlayer.