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| Blog Name: | California Wildlife Center's Youth Blog |
| Url: | http://youthwildliferescueteam.blogspot.com/ |
| Language: | English |
| Topics: | wildlife, rescue, california wildlife center |
| Description: | CALIFORNIA WILDLIFE CENTER CWC's Youth Wildlife Rescue Blog invites young people to have fun and get involved with the work of California Wildlife Center whose mission is to rescue, rehabilitate, and release injured, abandoned or sick native wildlife and marine mammals from the greater Los Angeles area. Come and get involved yourself or with your school and help our local wildlife. The Wildlife Center has taken in 19,000+ wild animals since its opening in 1998 and relies solely on public donations and grants. CWC is located in a quiet part of the Santa Monica mountains in Calabasas. Please visit our website at www.californiawildlifecenter.org for more information. We look forward to hearing from you on this blog! |
| Popularity: | 21 Followers |
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Vote For The California Wildlife Center
Help out our native wildlife and help the California Wildlife Center get a $25,000 donation!!!
Help out our native wildlife and help the California Wildlife Center get a $25,000 donation!!!
Rescued Fox 11-09
We received this depressed, semi-lethargic 1-year-old fox yesterday from the Culver City area. The person who found him informed us that he had not been moving around very well for about 5 days, but there were no observable wounds to explain his behavior. CWC Veterinarian Dr. Duane Tom found noth
We received this depressed, semi-lethargic 1-year-old fox yesterday from the Culver City area. The person who found him informed us that he had not been moving around very well for about 5 days, but there were no observable wounds to explain his behavior. CWC Veterinarian Dr. Duane Tom found noth
Join Us At The Roxy For Our Wild Aid Fundraiser!
Please join us at the Roxy on November 15th from 7pm to Midnight at our Wild Aid fundraiser to benefit the animals that come into our care at the California Wildlife Center.For more information, go to our Wild Aid web site at:
Please join us at the Roxy on November 15th from 7pm to Midnight at our Wild Aid fundraiser to benefit the animals that come into our care at the California Wildlife Center.For more information, go to our Wild Aid web site at:
Marissa Bojiuc- Wildlife Hero
On Friday, October 2, 2009, we received a call at the Wildlife Center about an injured pelican in Marina Del Rey. It was from one of our Youth Rescue Blog followers, Marissa Bojiuc! She was playing volleyball and spotted it with a broken wing. Because of her quick action, this pelican will rec
On Friday, October 2, 2009, we received a call at the Wildlife Center about an injured pelican in Marina Del Rey. It was from one of our Youth Rescue Blog followers, Marissa Bojiuc! She was playing volleyball and spotted it with a broken wing. Because of her quick action, this pelican will rec
Western Gray Squirrel Enters Rehab at CWC
This graceful tree-dweller grows up to a length of 24 inches, including the long bushy tail. Tree squirrels do not have cheek pouches like ground squirrels, but have the same squirrel toe pattern - four toes on the front feet and five larger toes on the hind feet. The coat is ove
This graceful tree-dweller grows up to a length of 24 inches, including the long bushy tail. Tree squirrels do not have cheek pouches like ground squirrels, but have the same squirrel toe pattern - four toes on the front feet and five larger toes on the hind feet. The coat is ove
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