The Fund for Animals Wildlife Center Stories

Calls of the Wild Affected by Wildfires
Wildlife trapped in the October 2007 Southern California wildfires are admitted to The Fund for Animals Wildlife Center for rehabilitation.

Orphaned Black Bear Cub Found Wandering on a Dirt Road
An orphaned black bear cub was found wandering in the middle of a remote dirt road; sheriff deputies contacted The Fund for Animals Wildlife Center in Ramona, Calif., for assistance.

Golfers Play in Sun, Bobcats Gain New Home
Resident bobcats of the Fund for Animals Wildlife Center benefit from golfers' generosity.

At Death's Door: Pup Survives Deadly Parasites
A coyote pup admitted to The Fund for Animals Wildlife Center in Southern California gets treatment for multiple parasites and is released back into the wild.

California Wildlfires Threaten Wildlife at Center
The Fund for Animals Wildlife Center is evacuated during massive California fires in October, 2007.

Skunk Survives Fall into a Freshly Dug Grave
A young skunk who fell into a freshly dug grave was rescued and rehabilitated by The Fund for Animals Wildlife Center in Southern California.

White-tailed Kite Suffers Due to Unintentional Poisoning
A white-tailed kite suffered and died from the effects of secondary posioning after eating a poisoned rodent. The Fund for Animals Wildlife Center in Southern California isolated the cause of the raptor's illness, but not in time to save him.

Coyote Pup Survives, Despite Loss of Family
A coyote pup found wandering alone without its family is brought to The Fund for Animals Wildlife Center in Southern California for rehabilitation and treatement. He will be released to the wild with eleven other coyote pups.

KGTV Channel 10 News: Video on The Fund for Animals Wildlife Center
Kim Edwards, a reporter for KGTV Channel 10 News in San Diego, CA, reports on The Fund for Animals Wildlife Center in Southern California.

Survival "Tail" of a Striped Skunk
A striped skunk and a bicyclist collide; fortunately, the bicyclist brought the skunk in for rehabilitation at The Fund for Animals Wildlife Center in Southern California.

The Four Time Lucky Bobcat
The Fund for Animals Wildlife Center in Southern California helps a bobcat caught by an illegal leghold trap.

A Pair of Orphaned, Baby Skunks Found Wandering in Daylight
The Fund for Animals Wildlife Center in Southern California help a pair of baby skunks survive after they are found wandering in the daylight without a mother.

During Baby Season: Young Barn Owls Get Tender, Loving Care
The Fund for Animals Wildlife Center in Southern California confronts summer by caring for numerous abandoned or injured baby wildlife, including five nestling barn owls.

Hurt and Orphaned: Five Coyote Pups Survive with Expert Care
Five orphaned coyote pups recover at The Fund for Animals Wildlife Center in Southern California.

Misguided Machismo Imperils the Lives of Two Red-Tailed Hawk Youngsters
Two red-tailed hawk chicks are kidnapped from their nest, rescued by a neighbor, and rehabilitated by The Fund for Animals Wildlife Center in Southern California.

Learn from the Mockingbird Tragedy: Contact Local Wildlife Experts for Advice
The Fund for Animals Wildlife Center in Southern California was not able to save a pair mockingbirds fed an improper diet.

Secondary Poisoning Causes Coyote's Near Fatal Internal Bleeding
A coyote who ingested a poisoned animal almost dies herself but receives immediate medical attention from The Fund for Animals Wildlife Center in Southern California.

Reunited with Mom: Juvenile Red-Tailed Hawks Survive Injuries
The Fund for Animals Wildlife Center in Southern California cares for two juvenile Red-tail Hawks.

Strong Willed Coyote Beats the Odds
A sick coyote admitted to The Fund for Animals Wildlife Rehabilitation Center in Southern California survives and is released back to the wild.

Boy Scouts Rescue a Long-Eared Owl After His Crash Landing
Boy scouts rescue an owl and bring it The Fund for Animals Wildlife Center in Southern California for rehabilitation.

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