Found Wildlife in Need?

As a general rule, if you find a wild animal in distress, do not move or disturb it. Call The SPCA Wildlife Center for help. SPCA Wildlife Rehabilitation Technicians are available to rescue and rehabilitate wild animals in need 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
Never attempt to treat or keep a wild animal yourself. Not only is it illegal, but injured and orphaned animals have specialized needs that only trained and experienced technicians can provide. Just one day of the wrong diet can permanently injure or kill a wild animal.
To learn more about what you should do if you find a wild animal, please click here or contact us.
Do you want to take a hands-on role in helping wildlife? Click here to learn about our volunteer opportunities!
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Contact
Wildlife Questions during Regular Hours
831-264-5427
Wildlife Emergencies during Regular Hours
831-264-5427
Wildlife Emergencies After Hours
(SPCA Wildlife Staff on-call 24 hours a day)
831-646-5534
Humane Wildlife Services
831-264-5498
Mountain Lions:
(California Department of Fish & Game)
831-649-2870
Injured or Orphaned Marine Mammals
(Marine Mammal Center)
831-633-6298
Live or Deceased Sea Otters
(Monterey Bay Aquarium)
831-648-4800
Learn More
Eight Good Reasons Why You Should Not Feed Wildlife
What to do if You Find a Wild Animal 
Living with Raccoons 
Living with Deer 
Living with Opossums 
Living with Bats 
Do Our Pets Hurt Wildlife? 
Setting Limits for the Safety of your Cat and Wildlife 
What to do with an Injured or Orphaned
Bird 
Living with urban wildlife 
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