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Welcome to Lindsay Wildlife Experience! There’s lots to see and learn about at Lindsay. Use the boxes below to learn more about our recent and daily activities or how you can get involved. You can see a full list of things to do on our activities page.
Faces of Wildlife 2019
Lindsay Wildlife Experience began in 1955, which qualifies us as a “classic.” What…
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Eco Fest 2019
Get ready to embrace living green at Lindsay Wildlife’s first ever Eco-Fest! Join…
May 2019 Volunteer Opportunities
Interested in supporting wildlife? Become a Volunteer and join the Lindsay volunteer family! Be part of…
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MEDIA ALERT: Lindsay Wildlife Rehabilitation Hospital Will Not Take In Wild Turkeys
Mar. 25th, 2019 | General, Hospital Stories, News, Press Releases
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Media Contact: Elisabeth Nardi (925) 627-2961 enardi@lindsaywildlife.org Due to threat from contagious disease, SF pioneering wildlife rehabilitation…
Calling all Members: Join us for "March Member Madness!"
Mar. 6th, 2019 | General
Lindsay Wildlife Experience loves its members! During the month of March, Lindsay has special activities and giveaways to honor our…

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TURKEY ALERT: After a reported case of Virulent Newcastle Disease (vND) in a rooster on March 13 in Redwood City, Lindsay Wildlife Rehabilitation Hospital will no longer accept injured or baby wild turkeys at the accession hospital desk. Anyone who sees or find an injured turkey should call their county animal services department. Newcastle Disease is a nearly-always fatal respiratory infection in poultry that can spread to other birds. There is no cure, and the only way to stop the virus and eradicate the disease is to euthanize birds, according to medical professionals. Chickens are the most commonly associated bird with this disease, but other birds, such as turkeys, pheasants, quail, parrots and parakeets may be at a higher risk of developing and transmitting the disease. Due to the seriousness of the disease and Lindsay’s duty and desire to protect its animal ambassadors—as well as those receiving care in the hospital—Lindsay Wildlife has put in place a series of precautionary protocols. We will not be able to accept any donations of products associated with poultry, including egg cartons. We hope all will understand Lindsay Wildlife's desire and duty to protect our avian animal ambassadors and the birds in our care at the hospital. To learn more about Newcastle go here: https://www.cdfa.ca.gov/ahfss/Animal_Health/Newcastle_Disease_Info.html
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