sundown

cormorant on branch

full moon

Santa Barbara Wildlife Care Network

The network is made up of dedicated volunteers who handle injured birds and small mammals that people bring in. Visit their WEBSITE for more information and to volunteer. (805-681-1080). These compassionate people make a difference! Their spirit uplifts and enriches the entire community.

new arrivals -- brown pelicans

senior pelicans have white heads (like many humans)

Rescued animals are brought to the Wildlife Care Center in plastic carriers, cardboard boxes, paper sacks, and 'in hand'. Not all are able to respond, but where there is a chance volunteers like June Taylor (a true healer) assist them to full recovery.

on the path to recovery

hydrating a new arrival

stronger now

whole again

“The greatness of a nation and its moral progress can be judged by the way its animals are treated.” ― Mahatma Gandhi

delivering to "half-way" center, Fairview Avenue

This location has two large pond areas for the animals when they are ready for additional space. (See posts of July 27, 2012.) Please visit the Wildlife Care Network WEBSITE for more information about the recovery process.

tide in

wings, wind and surf

off Goleta Pier