Sixth graders created enrichment items for the ambassador animals at our Ramona Wildlife Center and their reactions are too funny!

Need you all to see this brown mama and her mini Hershey kisses babies we have in foster 🥹

Please enjoy this brown mama and her mini Hershey kisses babies we have in foster 🥹

Please enjoy this brown mama and her mini Hershey kisses babies we have in foster 🥹

Please enjoy our wildlife ambassador, Hannah Shirley, expecting a treat

Dog Adopted After 609 Days at the Shelter

Baby light says Hi 👋🏻

Peregrine Falcon Rehab & Release

Peregrine Falcon Release 🦅

peregrine falcon release footage!

How To Help Pets Affected By The Fires

This juvenile ringtail fell from a 30-foot fire tower. She was rushed to our Wildlife Center, where she was treated with pain medication and fluids. Although she was lethargic, she improved significantly overnight. She was then released back home and successfully reunited with her parents!

If you need a pick me up: please enjoy our kitten as snug as a bug in a rug 🥹

Snug as a bug in a rug 🥹

Pet Owners Beware of Lost Pet Scams

Horse Rescue Story

Horse Rescue!

This juvenile ringtail fell from a 30-foot fire tower. She was rushed to our Wildlife Center, where she was treated with pain medication and fluids. Although she was lethargic, she improved significantly overnight. She was then released back home and successfully reunited with her parents!

Unique Trash Panda Alert! This juvenile ringtail fell from a 30-foot fire tower. She was rushed to our Wildlife Center, where she was treated with pain medication and fluids. She was released back home and successfully reunited with her parents!

Instagram fundraising HELP!

North America's Oldest Pygmy Hippo, Hannah Shirley, Turns 51! 🥳

North America's Oldest Pygmy Hippo Turns 51!

North America's Oldest Pygmy Hippo, Hannah Shirley, Turns 51! 🥳

In case its of interest, we wanted to share this video of a young female mountain lion who has been in our care for the last 6 months! She was found emaciated, anemic and with soft tissue trauma. With the help of the CDFW, our Project Wildlife team was able to heal her, rehabilitate and release her!

Young female mountain lion released after being rehabilitated in San Diego!