After a nearly year-long partnership, Lindsay Wildlife Museum and Saint Mary’s College of California now offer an LWE Encounters, a mobile app for iPhone. LWE Encounters and the partnership between […]
An adult osprey was admitted to the wildlife hospital on May 20. It was found at Los Vaqueros Reservoir, entangled in fishing line, unable to fly. Hospital staff removed the line […]
To date, the wildlife rehabilitation hospital has treated nearly 2,000 animals in 2014. More than 1,000 of these patients are currently receiving care! This would not be possible without the […]
The wildlife hospital has admitted many fledgling birds this week. A fledgling is a young bird that has left the nest. Fledglings have feathers but do not fly well, if at […]
On April 25, three young coyote pups were admitted to the wildlife rehabilitation hospital. An Oakley resident had observed the pups for two days, but the mother was never seen. […]
Pictured here is the wildlife hospital’s 1,000th patient of 2014. This little male Virginia opossum (Didelphis virginiana) was admitted on Friday, April 18. He was found all alone in an […]
Bobcat recovers and goes back to the wild thanks to Lindsay Wildlife Rehabilitation Hospital! The rare release of a young bobcat in March, came nearly six months after the cat […]
Black-tailed deer, a subspecies of the mule deer, are common throughout the Bay Area. Fawns are born in spring or early summer. They begin foraging for their own food when […]
Lindsay Wildlife Experience offers: Ways to Help Wildlife 1. Eliminate pesticide use in your home and landscaping Don’t use rodenticides! When you use poison bait to control rodents it will […]
This past weekend, the wildlife hospital received two young fawns. One fawn was immediately returned to the location where it was found. We attempted to reunite the other fawn, but […]