Sonoma County Wildlife Rescue

Our Story

Founded in 1981 by a dedicated group of women, Sonoma County Wildlife Rescue has grown to become a vital resource for wildlife in Sonoma County. Caring for over 1,500 animals each year, the organization operates a Wildlife Hospital and Hotline services, providing essential rescue and rehabilitation for sick, injured, and orphaned wildlife.

Impact

On average, 70% of the animals treated at Sonoma County Wildlife Rescue are successfully released back into their natural habitats. Many return to their original locations, while others are relocated to special release sites thanks to the generosity of community members.

Why Donate?

As a 501c3 nonprofit, Sonoma County Wildlife Rescue relies solely on donations to continue its mission. Your support is crucial for the care and rehabilitation of wildlife.

Get Involved

Join the effort to protect and rehabilitate wildlife in Sonoma County. Consider donating cryptocurrency or cash today to make a difference in the lives of these animals. Every contribution helps ensure a brighter future for our local wildlife.