Animal Rescue/Rehabilitation Organizations or Individuals?

[Guest guest]

Does anyone have a list of animal rescue and/or animal

rehabilitation groups in the Bay area that I can keep

posted next to my telephone for those occasions upon

which I find an injured or lost animal? Not

interested in the dog pound! When I lived in

Massachusetts, we had a central list of people who

would, for example, take in injured birds,

rehabilitate them and return them to the wild. We had

others who would give foster care to lost dogs or cats

until a suitable home could be found. Is there

anything of this nature here in the Bay area? Hope so!

If not...can we compile such a list and post it on

the web somewhere?

 

Thanks!

Vid

 

 

 

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[Guest guest]

Hi, Vid.

 

In the East Bay, you may wish to consider the Lindsay

Wildlife Museum. It has a wildlife hospital staffed by

volunteers. More information is available from this

URL:

 

http://www.wildlife-museum.org/

 

BTW, the Museum itself is also a wonderful place to

visit.

 

With best wishes,

 

TBN

 

Tor Neilands

 

--- Bay Arts <bayarts4u wrote:

> Does anyone have a list of animal rescue and/or

> animal

> rehabilitation groups in the Bay area that I can

> keep

> posted next to my telephone for those occasions upon

> which I find an injured or lost animal? Not

> interested in the dog pound! When I lived in

> Massachusetts, we had a central list of people who

> would, for example, take in injured birds,

> rehabilitate them and return them to the wild. We

> had

> others who would give foster care to lost dogs or

> cats

> until a suitable home could be found. Is there

> anything of this nature here in the Bay area? Hope

> so!

> If not...can we compile such a list and post it on

> the web somewhere?

>

> Thanks!

> Vid

>

>

>

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> http://sbc.

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[Guest guest]

In the South Bay:

 

The Wildlife Center of Silicon Valley

http://wcsv.org/

 

Scott Westbrook

San Jose