Collaborative Partners and Supporters

Project Wildlife works in cooperation with the following agencies and organizations to provide critical services to the native wildlife and residents of San Diego County.

• California Department of Fish and Wildlife
  Learn about laws on importing, purchasing, owning, hunting, trapping, and everything else to do with animals in our state.
• San Diego County Animal Services
  Lost, stray, or abandoned animals can be taken here; they will also assist in the capture of injured wildlife too dangerous for you to personally handle.
• San Diego Parks and Recreations
  United States Department of Agriculture (www.usda.gov/wps/portal/usdahome)
• U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
  This agency governs all activities involving migratory birds.

• Agua Hedionda Lagoon Foundation
• American Red Cross
• Ark Antiques for Animal Charities
• Blue Sky Ecological Reserve
• California Council for Wildlife Rehabilitators
  If you are in California, but not in San Diego, this is your first resource to find a rehab organization near you!
• Elfin Forest Recreational Reserve
• Friends of Rose Canyon
• International Wildlife Rehabilitation Council
  Sets the international standards on wildlife rehab; you can learn how to become a rehabilitator, find an organization, and learn about training programs.
• Lions, Tigers and Bears
• Mission Trails Regional Park
• Mostly Monkeys
• National Wildlife Rehabilitators Association
  Learn about upcoming training options and find out about wildlife rehab in your state.
• Rancho Coastal Humane Society
• San Diego Humane Society
  This is the organization you need if you are surrendering a pet or looking to adopt one.
• San Diego Science Alliance
• San Elijo Lagoon Conservancy
• SeaWorld San Diego
  Marine mammals and pelicans that need medical attention are cared for by the staff at Seaworld.
• San Diego Turtle and Tortoise Society 
  If you have found or wish to adopt a shelled reptile, this is the organization you need.
• Sky Hunters
  Eagles are a rare and beautiful sight in San Diego. If you believe you have found one that needs medical attention, this is the group to contact.
• Tecolote Canyon Nature Center
• The Council for Environmental Education
• The Fund for Animals
  Coyotes, bobcats, and mountain lions need help too sometimes!? If you have found one that needs rehabilitation, this is the organization that can assist you.
• Tijuana Estuary State Park
• University of California San Diego Biobridge Program
• Wildlife Assist
  Have you found an animal in an odd situation that needs help?? Stuck in a chimney, trapped up in a tree, hurt but still able to swim or run?? This local non-profit has trained volunteers to help.
• Wildlife Research Institute