Even if you are not attending, you can still support us by participating and bidding on Silent Auction items. There are more than 250 fabulous items in the silent auction Online bidding of silent auction items ends tonight, Friday March 04 at 6pm! USE THIS LINK TO PREVIEW AUCTION ITEMS AND START BIDDING **ANYONE CAN…
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The Tucson Wildlife Center Benefit Dinner is Sunday, March 6th at the Westin La Paloma Even if you are not attending, you can still support us by participating and bidding on Silent Auction items. There are more than 250 fabulous items in the silent auction ON-LINE BIDDING OF SILENT AUCTION STARTS TODAY! USE THIS LINK TO…
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As temperatures start to increase and winter turns to spring, we are getting out and enjoying the weather. This time of year also brings the period of the year where majority of animals have their young. It seems like “baby season” starts earlier every year as these hatchling Mourning Doves came to Tucson Wildlife Center…
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Come join our team!! Love to help? Want to make a difference in the lives of our local wildlife? If you answered “Yes” to any of these questions, then Tucson Wildlife Center is looking for you! Come be a part of an awesome and dynamic team that is dedicated to helping rescue, rehabilitate, and release…
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While Tucson hasn’t gotten any snow this winter season, we still get the opportunity to see beautiful migratory animals that are more accustomed to it. In turn, sometimes they get themselves into precarious situations which was the case for this Snow Goose. He was found near a lake in east Tucson caught in fishing line…
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Tucson Wildlife Center’s 2022 Benefit Gala, on March 6 at La Paloma, will be here soon! There are a few tickets still available. Order yours today while there still is time. Please use the below link to purchase tickets: Also, keep checking our website for information on our auction, as some items will be open…
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At Tucson Wildlife Center, we rehabilitate owls of all kinds such as Great-horned Owls and Western Screech Owls which are the most common patients we see. On the flip side, TWC has also helped out species such as Elf Owls, Burrowing Owls, and other lesser seen species of the family. This beautiful Barn Owl sits…
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As one of the largest birds that Tucson Wildlife Center rehabilitates, Great blue herons are rare to see, and our staff is always excited to help one out. In this instance, the heron was found near the Kino Sports Complex huddled in some tree growth. Our rescuers were quick on the scene for assistance and…
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This majestic owl has gone through a lot over the course of the last several months. He came to Tucson Wildlife Center after a reported collision with a vehicle. Since his initial admission, he has consistently been defensive and alert which is always a good sign going into rehabilitation. This patient was diagnosed with a…
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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 of the event, please go to the “Benefit Dinner” section under our “About” section or click here. Be looking for event updates! Thank you for…
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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, he was diagnosed with a fracture to his right clavicle. His first few days were tricky as he learned how to feed himself in captivity….
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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 found in a parking lot, this patient was riddled with soft tissue wounds due to a suspected predator attack. Our staff flushed and cleaned all…
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