Project Wildlife

Project Wildlife is a non-profit volunteer organization
servicing all of San Diego County.

Project Wildlife care centers are located throughout the
county to provide emergency first aid, long term treatment,
and veterinary care if needed. Experienced volunteers offer
rehabilitative therapy and proper rearing of wildlife orphans.

Each year Project Wildlife gives a second chance to over
11,000 wild creatures. All types of wild land and sea birds,
as well as all wild land mammals, can be helped by Project
Wildlife.

We refer problems involving marine mammals, reptiles, pets,
or domestic animals to the proper agency.

Project Wildlife volunteers will answer questions about native
wildlife and what to do if you have found an animal. Our phone
lines are staffed daily.

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2007 SoCal Wildfires Wishlist:

Donations to Help Offset Veterinarian Expenses
Donations to Help With Expenses for Replacement of Aviaries, Caging and Animal Enclosures Lost in the Fires
Cash Cards to PETCO, Pet Smart, Home Depot, Smart & Final, Costco, Dixieline, Gasoline Cards etc for Caging Materials and Various Care Center Supplies
Industrial Front-Loading Clothes Washer
Upgrade Phone Infrastructure for Hotline
Wet-Prep Veterinary Exam Table
Pre-Exposure Rabies Shots for Staff & Volunteers
Amicrohematicrit Centrifuge
Care Center Supplies

Cardboard Pet Carriers (new)
Paper Towels
Kleenex
Dawn Liquid Dish Detergent
Bleach
Scotch Brite Sponges 4.5” x 2.7”
33gal Trash & Yard Bags
13gal Kitchen Trash Bags
Anti-Bacterial Hand Soap
Hand Sanitizer
Qt. Size Freezer Bags
Towels (if used, good quality)
Plastic Spray Bottles (unused)
Soft Sided Animal Carriers (sml & med)
Astroturf for Perches
Gram Scales
Microscopes
Fake Greenery
Food Supplies

Wild Bird Seed
Science Diet Adult Cat Food-Dry
Sugar
Jars of Baby Food – Beef
Small Size Mealworms
Wax Worms (during the summer)
Dried Blood Worms (can be purchased at pet store)
Pedialyte
Shredded Cheese (April – August)
Medical Supplies

Latex Gloves- Small, Medium
Nitrile Gloves- Small, Medium
Gauze Sponges
Cotton Tipped Applicators
Vetrap
Chlorohexadine
Trifectant
Fecasol
Sharps Containers

Syringes (sterile)
1cc, 3cc, 6cc, 10cc, 12cc, 20cc, 35cc, 60cc

Needles
18G, 21G, 22G, 25G, 27G, 30G
Insulin Syringes
Medications & Fluids

Metacam Injectable 5mg/ml
Metacam Oral Suspension 1.5mg/ml
Silver Sulfadiazine Cream 1%
Isoflorane
Eye Wash
BNP Ophthalmic Ointment
Panacure Suspension
Clavamox Drops
Amoxicillin 250mg/ml
Gentamicin Ophthalmic Drops
Ivermectin
Sulfamethoxazole/Trimethoprim Oral Suspension
Injectable Baytril 22.7%
Normosol-R
Lactated Ringers (LRS)
Sodium Chloride 0.9%
Dextrose 5%

The Education Department speaks throughout the county to
interested groups (schools, scouts, and campground talks,
civic groups and street fairs) to heighten awareness of
native wildlife and to promote a deeper understanding of
human/animal interactions.

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Project Wildlife
Wildlife Care Center
887 1/2 Sherman Street
San Diego, CA 92110

Directions
From 1-5 South & North:
Exit at Sea World/ Tecolote Rd.
Turn east onto Tecolote Road .
Turn right on Morena Blvd.
Turn right on Sherman Street.
Turn left on Custer Street
Care Center is on the right, at the end of the street.

From I-8 West:
Exit at Morena Blvd.
Turn left on Sherman Street
Turn left on Custer Street
Care Center is on the right, at the end of the street.

Hours
Open 7 days a week
(except Christmas & New Year)
Mid-April through
Mid-September
9am - 6:30pm

Rest of the year 9am- 4pm