Address: 11251 B Ave, Auburn, CA 95603, USA
Phone: +15308850862
Sunday: 8AM–5PM
Monday: 8AM–5PM
Tuesday: 8AM–5PM
Wednesday: 8AM–5PM
Thursday: 8AM–5PM
Friday: 8AM–5PM
Saturday: 8AM–5PM
Nikki H
A great place to bring orphaned or injured wildlife. They give you an intake number so you can email to check on your little critter if, like me, you become emotionally invested. I've brought two birds and a baby squirrel there so far and they've all done well.
Tim H
I love the good work they do. I first heard of them on tv for rescuing bears burned in the California wildfires and just had to support them. I encourage everyone who loves animals to support them.
Johnne B
This place is awesome! I work for special service bird control and we love this place we bring birds to them & they are so helpful and super informative! Thank you for all you do!
Taylor
Very friendly and informative. They took in an injured California Gull that was on my property. I felt that the Gull was in great hands.
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I believe if you go inside the front office you can purchase one
Yes they take injured opossums all the time
Yes they do.
Good day. We do take injured and orphaned Mourning Doves. We are open 8 am - 5 pm every day.
I would email the rescue center, they are quick to respond. I'm glad you are looking for a non-harmful way to get the birds to leave. 😊
Take them to the Gold Country as they will take care of them. They had the knowledge of the food and how to feed them
Hello Jerilyn! Please consider calling Gold Country Wildlife so you can speak to someone directly. I'm not sure how frequently they would check this and you might get an answer sooner! Good luck with your ducklings
They take in injured wildlife. They don't have animals for adoption.
Sorry I just received mssg . Call animal control.I hope you have done something by now.
As a worker there I would say call the center and arrange long haul transport. We have volunteers who choose to do that for us. It will probably have to be tomorrow but they will give you instructions on what to do until then
I wouldn’t think this wildlife rehabilitation center would further traumatize these rescue animals by transporting them to some silly children’s event. That’s called exploiting animals for human entertainment. This isn’t a zoo.
It's very rare, they have a natural immunity.
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