Injured Cooper's Hawk Flies Free
A Cooper's hawk who collided with a car is treated and rehabbed at The Fund for Animals Wildlife Center and then released back into the wild.
A New Home For Ferals
More than 50 feral cats saved from certain death are now the happy residents of a remarkable habitat.
Hannah the Hippo Gets a New Pool
After several hot hours spent corralling the stubborn hippo into her brand new, enclosure--complete with a 25-foot long, 3 ½-foot deep pool--Hannah showed everyone just how happy a hippo can get.
Putting Life Back Into the Wild
The phone rings around the clock at The Fund for Animals Wildlife Center in Ramona, Calif. Injured animals from San Diego County and surrounding areas—from a bird of prey with a broken wing to a critically wounded coyote—are taken to the rehabilitative center’s trusted resident managers, Chuck and Cindy Traisi, no matter how dire the injury, no matter how late the call.
A Lion's Heart
Samson the Lion celebrates his 8th birthday at The Fund for Animals' Wildlife Center, where he has lived since he was three months old.
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.
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.
