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 The wildlife hospital is open every day to accept injured or orphaned native wild animals. The wildlife hospital entrance is located on the west side of the museum. Because wildlife does not have health insurance, we pay 100% of their medical cost. Your donations will help save the lives of thousands of patients.
Hours
September though March: 9 am – 5 pm
April through August: 9 am – 8 pm |
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| Weekly hospital update |
The hospital received 216 animals last week, bringing the total for this year to 3785.
An adult female raccoon and her five babies were found in a PG&E electrical box in Emeryville last week and were brought to us by Emeryville animal control. After all six were examined and determined to be OK, they were returned back home to their Emeryville neighborhood. Raccoon mothers often have alternative den sites and can easily move their babies if something happens to one of the sites, so these raccoons were not made homeless by closing the electrical box. |
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