Sonoma County Wildlife Rescue

Founded in 1981, Sonoma County Wildlife Rescue operates a Wildlife Hospital and Hotline that care for more than 1,500 animals a year. The organization rescues, rehabilitates, and releases sick, injured, and orphaned wildlife throughout Sonoma County. It also provides community education through in-person tours, field trips, and outreach programs focused on wildlife and conservation. Wildlife conflict services include humane exclusion work, a Barn Owl Maintenance Program, and a Predator Exclusion and Education Program. These programs support efforts to protect wildlife while helping people address conflicts without killing animals or using illegal trapping. The organization also advocates for wildlife protection and contributes to other animal rescue and rehabilitation organizations.