The mission of Project Wildlife is to improve quality of life for local wildlife and the community as the primary resource for animal rehabilitation and education.

 

Established in 1972, Project Wildlife works with purpose and passion on behalf of wild animals in Southern California, encouraging sustainable solutions through resolution of wildlife conflicts, volunteerism, animal rehabilitation, and conservation education.

 

Project Wildlife is one of the largest non-profit wildlife rehabilitation organizations in the United States performing over 12% of all wildlife rehabilitation in the State of California with a release rate 8% higher than the national average.

 

Annually, Project Wildlife’s dedicated staff and cadre of 500 volunteers care for over 10,000 animals from more than 320 different species. Project Wildlife is proud of its ability to keep administrative costs under 15%, ensuring that 85% of their funding goes directly to wildlife care.

 

For more information about Project Wildlife, please visit our Programs and Services page.

 

Project Wildlife cares for injured, orphaned, and sick native wildlife and releases rehabilitated animals back into their natural habitats. California's wildlife belongs to all. Our education program teaches you how to take care of it! Since 1972, Project Wildlife has been dedicated to helping native animals. Find out more how you can be a part of it! Read More » Read More » Read More »