Articles, Mountain Lions, News
Towards the end of 2022, three unrelated mountain lion cubs were found at different times and locations in the Santa Cruz Mountains. After assessing the situation, staff from the California Department of Fish and Wildlife decided to transport each of the cubs to the...
Articles, News, Owls, Release, Rescue
On May 25, 2023, NAR received three baby barn owls that had traveled from Colorado to Watsonville hidden in a hay truck. They were about four weeks old. The next day, another baby barn owl of about the same age was brought to NAR from a construction site in Aromas....
Native Animal Rescue, Rescue, Reunification
By Art O’Sullivan From the December 15-22, 2004 issue of Metro Santa Cruz. Copyright © Metro Publishing Inc. Maintained by Boulevards New Media. Meet the Flockers It was back in April 1991 when I moved into the second-story, cavelike...
Articles, Deer, Fawn, News, Rescue, Reunification
Spring and summer are when most wildlife give birth and when Native Animal Rescue receives hundreds of babies. But do these babies really need to be rescued? Because wildlife parents make much better parents to their offspring than humans, we want to make sure these...
Native Animal Rescue Video GalleryAugust 1, 2025
The Bat Crisis of 2024December 29, 2024
The Pelican Crisis of 2024: Just Feathers and BonesDecember 25, 2024
National Geographic Comes to Native Animal RescueDecember 25, 2024
Local family reunites baby squirrel with its motherJuly 3, 2024
