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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 us or how you can get involved. Visit our Learning with Lindsay page for wildlife and nature-inspired activities for the whole family.

Lindsay Outdoor Public Programs
Love for Lindsay Virtual Auction
Wild Views Virtual Exhibition
Coronavirus Updates
Our exhibit hall remains temporarily closed but we have launched outdoor public programs and our wildlife hospital continues to accept patients. Read more...
Where Do Your Donations Go?
Learn where your contributions and donations go at Lindsay
Love for Lindsay Wildlife Campaign
Donations are used to provide care for the resident animals, to treat patients in the hospital, for education programs, and to maintain exhibits.
Why Wildlife Matters: Director's Blog
On my morning walk to Lindsay, I enjoy seeing the subtle changes brought by the California seasons. The trees pushed their early buds in the spring, followed by the strangest summer in my memory...

Events and News

No Lindsay Wildlife Hospital Patient Intakes On Thanksgiving
Nov. 24th, 2020 | General, News
The Lindsay Wildlife Rehabilitation Hospital will not be accepting  patient intakes on Thursday, Nov. 27 in observance of the Thanksgiving…
Join Us on Dec. 12 for a Virtual Slothmas!
Nov. 22nd, 2020 | General, News, Special Events
Have yourself a merry little Slothmas! Our annual family-friendly holiday event celebrating these marvelous mammals is online this year! Join…

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WHAT AM I?: This intricate mosaic of earth-toned, bead-shaped scales belongs to one of our animal ambassadors. Can you guess who? Leave your guesses below and check back here later this afternoon for the answer! #lindsaywildlife #wildlifeeducation #animalambassadors

BARN OWL PATIENT: This Barn Owl arrived at our hospital earlier this month after it was found in a backyard in Martinez. Upon examination, it was found to have a broken wing. Surgery was performed and pins were placed in the owl's right humerus bone (second and third photos). It is now under the expert care of our volunteer Barn Owl species manager as it heals from its injury and prepares for a return to the wild!
#lindsaywildlife #wildlifehospital #wildliferehabilitiation #wildlifepatientstories #barnowl