Tucson Wildlife Center is pleased to announce our annual fundraising benefit, with silent and live auctions for 2022. It will be held at La Paloma on March 6th. For details…
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Patient of the Week: Ring-neck Duck
This waterfowl came to Tucson Wildlife Center after being found near the Pima County Wastewater Plant. He was reported to have potentially been attacked by an avian predator. On arrival,…
Patient of the Week: Desert Cottontail
With 2021 over, it’s only right to highlight one of Tucson Wildlife Center’s favorite and frequent species as this Desert Cottontail is looking amazing! Admitted to the hospital after being…
Patient of the Week: Western Screech Owl
As the temperatures start to drop this winter, people across Tucson are breaking out the firewood and turning up the heat. With this being the case, we offer a friendly…
Patient of the Week: Gila Monster
This Gila Monster came to Tucson Wildlife Center after being found caught in a snap trap. Upon arrival to TWC, her right front limb was severely swollen. After taking x-rays,…
Patient of the Week: Raccoons
This holiday season, these young raccoons are sticking together as a family. Upon arrival to Tucson Wildlife Center, it was determined they were orphaned as they were cold, dehydrated, and…
Giving Tuesday
Giving Tuesday is almost here. It is on Tuesday, November 30th. Why is Giving Tuesday important to us? Tucson Wildlife Center is open 24/7/365 days a year. For us to…
Patient of the Week: Grandpa and Wilma
Thanks to all of the donations of pumpkins and other items from the Tucson community, our Tucson Wildlife Center staff were able to serve many of our animals’ special meals…
Patient of the Week: Desert Mud Turtle
In the Sonoran Desert, it’s a rare sight to see certain native species as we’re so accustomed to a dry and harsh climate. However, this previous monsoon season offered many…
Happy Thanksgiving!
From the staff, volunteers, and sanctuary animals from Tucson Wildlife Center
The Jim Click Millions for Tucson Raffle
Raffle ticket time is almost at a close, have you gotten yours yet? The Jim Click Automotive Team is presenting a new 2021 Ford Bronco Sport to the entire community…
Patient of the Week: Red-tailed Hawk
This hawk has been through a whole lot to get to Tucson Wildlife Center. He was found near the Fantasy Island bike trail on the east side of Tucson unable…
Giving Tuesday
Save the Date! Giving Tuesday is Nov. 30, 2021. What is Giving Tuesday? Recognized around the world, it is the International Day of Generosity. What are ways you can help?…
Patient of the Week: Common Poorwill
This Common Poorwill was brought into Tucson Wildlife Center after being spotted on the ground and unable to fly away. It’s common to find poorwills and birds similar to them…
Patient of the Week: Spotted Skunk
This adorable spotted skunk came into Tucson Wildlife Center after being found caught in a rodent T-rex trap that had a hold of the animal’s right front paw. Upon arrival…
National Veterinary Technician week
THANK YOU TO OUR WONDERFUL VET TECHS! It is National Veterinary Technician week and all of us at Tucson Wildlife Center are so grateful for our three veterinary technicians on…
Patient of the Week: Black-Crowned Night Heron
A fledgling at the time, this heron was found near Reid Park after being sighted with what appeared to be head trauma. After being brought to Tucson Wildlife Center, she…
Patient of the Week: Harris’s Hawk
This Harris’s Hawk was found after falling into a citizen’s pool and exhibiting a lack of motor function. Upon being presented to Tucson Wildlife Center, our staff found the reason…
Sharing an Endorsement
Tucson Wildlife Center receives help in so many ways, like in donations, both monetary and in-kind donations. But another way that we receive help is by word of mouth and…
Tucson Classics Car Show Raffle
The 2021 Tucson Classis Car Show (TCCS) is happening on Saturday October 16, 2021. Raffle tickets are being sold in which you can win the grand prize of a brand-new…
Patient of the Week: Common Raven
At Tucson Wildlife Center (TWC), one of the most common causes for admission is when birds fly into windows. There are ways to combat this problem such as putting screens…