Stay calm, get safely away from the snake and have someone call 9-1-1 (or the emergency number in your area). The less the victum moves the bitten site, the less likely the venom will be profused and cause damage. Have the victim lie down with the affected limb lower than the heart. Keep the limb [...]
Information provided by Project Wildlife Add a low level rattlesnake proof fence around the backyard. While this is not a cheap option, it does work and can reassure you that a particular zone of your home is safe from rattlesnakes. In fact, you don’t need to even wall off the whole backyard – you can [...]

What to do if you find: Baby Rabbits: If you come across a nest of bunnies in the wild and the mother is nowhere to be seen, please DO NOT disturb them. This is normal since the mother only returns to the babies to feed them at dawn and dusk, otherwise they are alone. By [...]
Courtesy of Project Wildlife – to find out more about Project Wildlife and the programs they offer, please visit http://http://www.projectwildlife.org Project Wildlife Animals: Raccoons What to do if you find: We recommend that you do not attempt to rescue an injured or sick raccoon yourself. Special precautions need to be taken when dealing with this [...]
Raccoons, Skunks and Opossums – Oh My! How to Stop Wildlife from Moving In by Sarah Whorley, Project Wildlife Communications Manager From the shores of La Jolla cove to the mountains of Julian, San Diego is a truly unique metropolis that encompasses a variety wildlife habitats. However, as our suburban neighborhoods continue to expand, wildlife [...]





