Save the date for our fall fundraiser: September 18, 6-8 p.m., Savannah-Chanelle Winery. Includes wine tasting, raffle, and our special highlight—an owl release! Call the Center for tickets ($75).
The Spring/Summer 2010 issue of Tracks, the WCSV newsletter, is now available. Get Center updates, learn about common wildlife misconceptions, celebrate our successes, and more!
Earlier this year, the WCSV received a severely malnourished Red-tailed Hawk. After several weeks of intensive care, the hawk was able to return to the wild. Check out this video of the bird’s release.
In December 2009, a bobcat with a broken leg was brought in to the Wildlife Center. After nearly four months of rehabilitation, the bobcat was successfully released back into the Santa Cruz Mountains.
Volunteers are the backbone of our organization. Learn more about the various ways you can help the WCSV, including animal care, fundraising and events, education and outreach, and more.
Check out the hundreds of popular retailers on the eScrip Online Mall. A portion of each purchase will be automatically donated to the WCSV—no registration required!
A rehabilitation, release, and educational facility
Wildlife Center of Silicon Valley
3027 Penitencia Creek Road
San Jose, CA 95132
408-929-9453 (929-WILD) info@wcsv.org
To provide high quality care and rehabilitation of injured, sick, and orphaned wildlife within the Silicon Valley Community. Through educational programs, we foster a positive coexistence between the general public and wildlife, and encourage an interest in, and concern for wildlife conservation issues. Through the dedication of approximately 120 volunteers, we care for over 4,000 birds and mammals from over 150 species each year.
Save the date for our fall fundraiser: September 18, 6-8 p.m., Savannah-Chanelle Winery. Includes wine tasting, raffle, and our special highlight—an owl release! Call the Center for tickets ($75).
The Spring/Summer 2010 issue of Tracks, the WCSV newsletter, is now available. Get Center updates, learn about common wildlife misconceptions, celebrate our successes, and more!
Earlier this year, the WCSV received a severely malnourished Red-tailed Hawk. After several weeks of intensive care, the hawk was able to return to the wild. Check out this video of the bird’s release.
In December 2009, a bobcat with a broken leg was brought in to the Wildlife Center. After nearly four months of rehabilitation, the bobcat was successfully released back into the Santa Cruz Mountains.
Volunteers are the backbone of our organization. Learn more about the various ways you can help the WCSV, including animal care, fundraising and events, education and outreach, and more.
Check out the hundreds of popular retailers on the eScrip Online Mall. A portion of each purchase will be automatically donated to the WCSV—no registration required!