Tri County Wildlife Care

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Tri County Wildlife Care "A world where wildlife and people thrive together.” What does Tri County Wildlife Do? Sometimes x-rays or surgery are required.

Injured, orphaned or displaced wildlife are brought to us by fish and game officials, or by someone who has found or rescued an animal. The animal is examined at the TCWC center and a course of treatment is determined. Some surgeries are generously donated by the doctors and staff at local veterinary offices and some treatments take place in our TCWC center or with trained wildlife rehabilitators. The wildlife patient begins its recovery and rehabilitation indoors in a quiet place. As it progresses, it is moved outdoors to a cage for more exercise and a more natural habitat. We do everything we can to ensure that these beautiful creatures are returned to the wild.

This Scrub Jay thinks he is helping with his twice daily medications of antibiotics and pain medication. This is a Calif...
10/18/2026

This Scrub Jay thinks he is helping with his twice daily medications of antibiotics and pain medication. This is a California Scrub Jay who is a member of the very intelligent Corvid songbird family which includes crows, ravens and magpies. This bird came to us with a puncture wound in its side, so we assume it was cat caught. Scrub Jays are really smart. They cache food and can remember what they cached and where. They even feed on what will spoil first and will hide their food a second time if they know another bird may be watching and later steal their stash. These are also highly social birds who will engage in cooperative breeding helping each other with babies, keeping a lookout bird to watch for danger and join in mobbing predators to chase them off. We believe this California Scrub Jay will make a full recovery and while we wish he weren’t so helpful, we know his spicy attitude is a good sign of recovery. Thank you for supporting Tri County Wildlife Care and for your kindness to our wildlife neighbors.

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These two beautiful Barn Owls were both hit by cars and because Anthony and Brittany stopped to pick them up, they got a...
10/18/2026

These two beautiful Barn Owls were both hit by cars and because Anthony and Brittany stopped to pick them up, they got a second chance at life. These beautiful birds had head trauma and soft tissue injuries, but miraculously no broken bones. After just a month in care, they went into a flight cage and showed they were feisty and flighted. We do this work with your support so that kind people have a place to take wildlife to recover and to try to make up for some of the negative impact we have on wildlife. Thank you for supporting Tri County Wildlife Care and for your kindness to our wildlife neighbors.

https://www.pawspartners.org/donate.html

Did you know that opossums and flying squirrels biofluoresce a beautiful pink? This happens when animals absorb invisibl...
10/14/2026

Did you know that opossums and flying squirrels biofluoresce a beautiful pink? This happens when animals absorb invisible short wavelength UV light and re-emit it as longer wavelength visible color. Under black light, these animals glow a bright pink color. Researchers are not sure why, but theorize this may allow them to recognize one another in the dark or may signal health for choosing a mate. We think our local wildlife is AMAZING! Thank you for supporting Tri County Wildlife Care and for your kindness to our wildlife neighbors.

https://www.pawspartners.org/donate.html

WE STILL NEED MORE BROWSE!!! We are pleased to report that our largest fawns have been released, but we still have late ...
10/14/2026

WE STILL NEED MORE BROWSE!!! We are pleased to report that our largest fawns have been released, but we still have late arrival littles. If you are trimming grapes, fruit trees or oak, could you please bring us some branches at 12360 Trade Center Drive in Jackson? Thank you for your support and for your kindness to our wildlife neighbors

https://www.pawspartners.org/donate.html

Thanks to Vanessa who said she could not leave this Golden-Crowned Kinglet in the laundromat parking lot, it is getting ...
10/12/2026

Thanks to Vanessa who said she could not leave this Golden-Crowned Kinglet in the laundromat parking lot, it is getting a second chance to continue on its journey. This is a tiny little bird weighing in at only 6 grams which is about the weight of a quarter. They eat mostly tiny insects and their metabolism is so fast that they can eat 2 to 3 times their body weight each day. Golden-Crowned Kinglets inhabit mostly dense forests across Canada, Alaska and the western and northeastern United States. We are not sure why this tiny bird was at a laundromat in Sutter Hill, but we hope to get him back out into nature soon. Thank you for supporting Tri County Wildlife Care and for your kindness to our wildlife neighbors.

https://www.pawspartners.org/donate.html

🦉 COME MEET OUR EDUCATION ANIMALS!! It’s our OPEN HOUSE!! 11-3! We hope to see you here! 12360 Trade Center Dr, Jackson9...
10/10/2026

🦉 COME MEET OUR EDUCATION ANIMALS!! It’s our OPEN HOUSE!! 11-3! We hope to see you here!

12360 Trade Center Dr, Jackson
95642

🤎 HAPPENING NOW!!

10/10/2026

🦉 COME MEET OUR EDUCATION ANIMALS!! It’s our OPEN HOUSE!! 11-3!

12360 Trade Center Dr, Jackson
95642

🤎 HAPPENING NOW!!

We are all getting excited to see you today from 11 to 3 at our open house at 12360 Trade Center Drive in Jackson
10/10/2026

We are all getting excited to see you today from 11 to 3 at our open house at 12360 Trade Center Drive in Jackson

WHO ARE YOU COMING TO SEE? We will be fluffed, feathered and fancy for you to visit this Saturday 10/10 from 11 to 3 at ...
10/06/2026

WHO ARE YOU COMING TO SEE? We will be fluffed, feathered and fancy for you to visit this Saturday 10/10 from 11 to 3 at our Paws Partners Center at 12360 Trade Center Drive in Jackson. COME JOIN THE FUN!!!

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12360 Trade Center Drive
Jackson, CA
95642

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