Lindsay Wildlife Rehabilitation Hospital |
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Lindsay Wildlife Rehabilitation Hospital |
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Lindsay Wildlife Rehabilitation Hospital
The hospital is open everyday to provide free veterinary care to native California wildlife. Because wildlife does not have health insurance, we pay 100% of the medical cost and depend on donations to continue our life-saving work.
As we are primarily a volunteer-based organization, we unfortunately do not have the resources to respond to or transport injured, orphaned, or sick wildlife offsite. We treat all California native wildlife that is brought to our
hospital with the goal of returning patients to the wild, where they belong.
Found an animal?
Click here!
Hospital Hours
We accept patients in a drop-off area from
10 a.m.-4 p.m.
each day.
Before you bring us an animal, please contact our Hospital Hotline at (925) 659-8156 or email
hotline@lindsaywildlife.org
for additional information and advice.
Lindsay Wildlife Rehabilitation Hospital is the first and among the largest wildlife rehabilitation centers in the United States. It treats more than 5,500 injured and orphaned wild animals each year. The hospital is a pioneer in wildlife rehabilitation.
More than 98 percent of the animals treated at the hospital are admitted due to adverse contact with human activity. Animals are brought in by the public and the county animal service agency. All services provided by the wildlife hospital are free of charge, although donations are gratefully accepted. Along with treating animals, Lindsay Wildlife Experience educates the public to prevent similar problems in the future.
The hospital’s goal is to provide the best medical and husbandry care to regional wild animals in need. Care takes place on-site and at the homes of trained volunteers. Approximately 350 volunteers donate 60,000 hours of service in the hospital each year.
Location
1931 First Avenue, Walnut Creek, CA 94597
(925) 935-1978
The hospital is located on the west side of the Lindsay property, with its own parking lot separate from the exhibit hall parking lot. The hospital is ADA compliant.
Found an animal?
Directions
DONATE NOW!
Visit!
Plan Your Visit!
Membership
Membership FAQ
Group Admissions
Venue Rentals & Birthday Party Packages
Meet Our Team
Animals
Meet Our Animal Ambassadors
Private Animal Experiences!
Wildlife Headliners
Wildlife Hospital
Hours and Location
Found an Animal?
Living with Wildlife
Help the Hospital
Lindsay Volunteer Login
Education, Programs & Events
Special Events
Hikes
Teachers & Schools
Preschool Programs
Tiny Tuesdays
Wild Explorers Preschool
Child Programs
Junior Zookeeper Experiences
After-School Programs
Summer Camp
School Year Camps
Teen Programs
Adult Programs
Natural History Collection
Natural History Discovery Kits
Lindsay in the Community!
Scout Programs
Join, Give, Volunteer
Make a Donation
Membership
Membership FAQ
Volunteer
Internships
Volunteer Login
Career Opportunities
Lindsay Wildlife Rehabilitation Hospital
The hospital is open everyday to provide free veterinary care to native California wildlife. Because wildlife does not have health insurance, we pay 100% of the medical cost and depend on donations to continue our life-saving work.
As we are primarily a volunteer-based organization, we unfortunately do not have the resources to respond to or transport injured, orphaned, or sick wildlife offsite. We treat all California native wildlife that is brought to our
hospital with the goal of returning patients to the wild, where they belong.
Found an animal?
Click here!
Hospital Hours
We accept patients in a drop-off area from
10 a.m.-4 p.m.
each day.
Before you bring us an animal, please contact our Hospital Hotline at (925) 659-8156 or email
hotline@lindsaywildlife.org
for additional information and advice.
Lindsay Wildlife Rehabilitation Hospital is the first and among the largest wildlife rehabilitation centers in the United States. It treats more than 5,500 injured and orphaned wild animals each year. The hospital is a pioneer in wildlife rehabilitation.
More than 98 percent of the animals treated at the hospital are admitted due to adverse contact with human activity. Animals are brought in by the public and the county animal service agency. All services provided by the wildlife hospital are free of charge, although donations are gratefully accepted. Along with treating animals, Lindsay Wildlife Experience educates the public to prevent similar problems in the future.
The hospital’s goal is to provide the best medical and husbandry care to regional wild animals in need. Care takes place on-site and at the homes of trained volunteers. Approximately 350 volunteers donate 60,000 hours of service in the hospital each year.
Location
1931 First Avenue, Walnut Creek, CA 94597
(925) 935-1978
The hospital is located on the west side of the Lindsay property, with its own parking lot separate from the exhibit hall parking lot. The hospital is ADA compliant.