Pacific Wildlife Care - Morro Bay, California

Pacific Wildlife Care is a highly esteemed animal protection organization and wildlife rescue service, located at 1387 Main St, Morro Bay, CA 93442, United States. Their dedication to providing care and rehabilitation for injured and orphaned wildlife sets them apart as a leading nonprofit organization in the region.

With a wheelchair-accessible car park and entrance, Pacific Wildlife Care ensures that all individuals, regardless of their mobility, have the opportunity to support their mission of protecting and preserving the wildlife in their care. Their comprehensive services include the rehabilitation of a wide range of animals, from birds to mammals, and their focus on education and awareness in the community helps to promote a greater understanding of the importance of wildlife conservation.

The organization has received numerous accolades for their tireless efforts, boasting an impressive 89 reviews on Google My Business with an average rating of 4.8/5. This exceptional feedback highlights the dedication and professionalism of the staff at Pacific Wildlife Care, who work tirelessly to ensure the well-being of every animal that enters their care.

For those interested in learning more about Pacific Wildlife Care, their extensive website offers a wealth of information, including updates on the animals in their care, upcoming events, and various volunteer and donation opportunities. Visitors can also take a virtual tour of the facility and learn about the organization's history and mission.

👍 Reviews of Pacific Wildlife Care

Suzanne

5/5

We had a bird stuck in the wall between the fireplace and drywall. We called Pacific Wildlife and I ended up leaving a message, it being Saturday, I figured we were on our own. Within minutes, Kat returned our call and walked us through every step of saving this beautiful bird. We already had a hole cut in the wall but the bird wasn’t leaving. She told us, the birdie was probably scared and to close all the blinds and open some windows (without screens). Within minutes of closing the blinds and allowing the bird to feel safe again, the bird quickly made its way out of the hole and out a window! Thank you, Kat!

Ragan F.

5/5

Pacific Wildlife Care came to the rescue today when I found a small barn owl with a broken wing near the highway. I’m a truck driver from Georgia who had no idea what to do in this emergency. Google led me to Pacific Wildlife Care who answered the phone immediately, and someone was there to rescue the owl only a short time later. I’m so grateful for these heroes!

John M.

5/5

They were very kind and helpful, im glad I located them so they could help provide the bird i brought to them a second chance....

Laura

5/5

These people are so kind! I have brought in 1 baby bunny and 2 baby possums. The bunny didn't make it, but they take such good care of them! I dont know what I would have done otherwise.
Thank you

Chelsea G.

1/5

Wildlife care? More like animal cruelty. They refused to help us with an injured baby deer because she wasn’t “young enough”. This sweet deer will likely die because they refused to help.

S S.

1/5

Three animals turned in to Pacific Wildlife "Care", all three euthanized immediately. One was completely healthy with the rehabber waiting to take her back. These people stopped publishing their euthanasia statistics years ago, unlike wildlife rehabs in other counties. What are you hiding? Please don't donate anything to this place until they publish their stats.

Jack P.

5/5

They really do a great service. We've taken a few injured birds to them over the years, and they give them the best opportunity to recover.
They are hard to find using most navigation systems though. You have to make an immediate right turn after you pass under the freeway after getting on Main Street, and head toward the PG&E smokestacks.

bailey L.

5/5

Rescued a baby hummingbird today they came and got him in 20 min on a Sunday in San Luis Obispo too thank you bob