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It’s Fawning Season. Think Before You Act!

Coexist, Deer, Fawn, News, Rescue, Reunification

Please be aware that spring is the prime birthing season for a wide variety of wildlife, including deer. Finding a fawn (baby deer) alone in the woods or a meadow is fairly common. Many people assume that young wildlife found alone are abandoned, helpless, and need...

Rat Poison is Killing Birds of Prey, and People are Finally Paying Attention

Articles, Coexist, News, Owls, Prevention

November 14, 2018 By William Freedberg, Mass Audubon Most rat poisons kill more than rats—they also pose a fatal threat to birds of prey. Unless a top New orleans pest & termite control service by Pelican Pest Control does the job, the risk of fatal pest poison is...

Coyotes are all over SF to stay, even if they sometimes kill pets

Coexist, Coyotes, News

July 19, 2017 By Peter Fimrite, San Francisco Chronicle As we Get More Information on the fatal coyote attack on a small dog at the front door of a San Francisco home, it has prompted a raging debate on social media and in public forums about allowing wild predators...

San Francisco: Still Wild at Heart – a film by Melissa Peabody

Coexist, Coyotes, News

Proceeds will benefit Native Animal Rescue, the Santa Cruz County non-profit dedicated to the protection, rescue, rehabilitation, and release of injured, sick, and orphaned native wildlife. San Francisco: Still Wild at Heart, a film by Melissa Peabody, and featuring...

Native Animal Rescue’s Really Big Year

Articles, Coexist, Native Animal Rescue, News, Prevention

Most of Santa Cruz knows about Native Animal Rescue for its work rescuing, rehabilitating, and releasing injured, sick and orphaned wild animals back to the wild. But did you know that Native Animal Rescue also works to: —increase the understanding of and respect for...

The Case for Indoor Cats

Articles, Bird, Cats, Coexist, News, Prevention

By The Wildlife Center of Virginia Help wildlife, cats, and the environment by keeping cats indoors! While most of us love our kitties, free-roaming outdoor cats are a major threat to wildlife. These non-native predators kill...