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Gold Country Wildlife Rescue is thrilled and deeply grateful to announce a generous $30,000 grant from The Doris Day Animal Foundation in support of our

Are you a pro at finding the best deals? Do you love organizing donation drives with friends, family, or coworkers? Want to make a direct

Gold Country Wildlife Rescue (GCWR) is thrilled to share an update on Black Bear Cub 24-3926, who entered our care on December 9, 2024. Despite

On the night of December 9, a critically ill Black Bear cub was brought to Gold Country Wildlife Rescue after being found in the Coloma

Attention, Wildlife Superheroes! It’s time to dust off your capes and unleash your superhero shopping skills! What? Second Annual Wildlife Superhero Supply Drive When? October

We are so glad we have been working hard on Summit University and finished it just a few weeks ago! Why? Because we just received

We have exciting news regarding our $60,000 project to expand our Summit University apex predator enclosure by completing the second half of the space. Thanks

It’s wildlife season again, and being prepared is the number one priority for all of us. Having “go-bags” ready to go for you, your family,

Your help is desperately needed to provide care for future Black Bear cubs like these. We’ve had 12 bear cubs in our care during the

Summer is here, and so is the hot weather. The extreme heat can be rough for wildlife and humans alike, and knowing what to do

On Saturday, April 27, 2024, a Bald Eagle chick was seen hanging from a branch below its nest, where its parents and two older siblings

We are thrilled to announce that Mitch Hanna has joined our Board of Directors. With a distinguished career in healthcare management and law, Mitch brings

There are so many different ways to help us provide care for the thousands of animals in our care, and if you like to sew,

Are you an excellent shopper, or do you like coordinating donation drives among your family, friends, and coworkers? Do you want to help support our

Many people feed wild birds, but did you know that there are ethical questions that are tied to doing so? The U.S. Fish and Wildlife

Orphaned brother and sister Black Bear cubs were brought to us by the California Department of Fish and Wildlife after they were found wandering in

Ah, the chaotic and adorable time known as wildlife baby season! For wildlife rehabilitators, it’s like hosting a never-ending baby shower that’s gone completely wild!

Wildlife Baby Season is here and all species of wildlife are courting, nesting, and raising their squeaking, growling, chirping babies. During this time, we receive

Each year, California wildlife are significantly affected by urbanization and climate change  disrupting their daily lives and behavior patterns. Some wildlife can’t survive the impacts

No, we aren’t helping wildlife file their taxes. Well, for some of us, filing taxes can feel a bit like teaching income taxes to a