IN CASE OF SICK, INJURED, OR ORPHANED WILDLIFE:
CALL 707-224-4295
Rescuing, rehabilitating, and releasing wildlife since 1991
Our mission is to support and advocate for wildlife through rehabilitation, education, community outreach, and partnerships in order to promote sustainable and healthy eco-systems in Napa County for the present and future generations
Open House and Birthday Party
Sunday, March 3 from 1 p.m. - 3 p.m
Take this rare opportunity to visit Napa Wildlife Rescue and help us celebrate the 10th Birthday of Maddie, our education ambassador red-tailed hawk! We will be giving tours of the wildlife rehabilitation facility and the ongoing native plant restoration of our property.
Wildlife patients will not be available for viewing, but the education birds will be. All ages are welcome, please dress for the weather. The main clinic building is ADA accessible. Please call us at 707-685-5411 if you have any questions.
Hope you will join us!
Attention rural & agricultural landowners:
American Kestrels need your help!
For reasons not completely understood, kestrel populations have been steadily declining in many areas of North America. In an effort to better understand this unfortunate trend, the University of California Cooperative Extension (UCCE) has announced the Napa-Solano Kestrel Nest Box Initiative.
Rural & agricultural landowners & property managers can help by installing kestrel boxes, or adding your existing kestrel box to a network of boxes to be monitored long term.
Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza is in Napa County
Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza (HPAI) was detected in California in July 2022. This virus is highly contagious and fatal to birds, affecting over 58 million birds in the US. As wildlife advocates, we can educate ourselves and others about best practices in biosecurity to slow the spread of HPAI.
Follow the link to learn more about HPAI, who it affects, and Napa Wildlife Rescue’s response.
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