Small Mammal
Team

DuckTeam

Our caregivers are suburban, urban and rural dwellers, who successfully care for wildlife in their homes. We offer hands-on training in the proper care and safe handling of large and small mammals, raptors and songbirds.

We engage in projects - building fox pens, aviaries, flight cages, owl boxes and a host of related activities aimed to cultivate healthy wildlife. We provide long-term, hands-on training for students in the rehabilitation and release process, and we offer wildlife presentations to organizations, churches, schools and clubs of all kinds.

As an all-volunteer organization, our mission is two-fold:

• Treat, rehabilitate and return injured and/or orphaned animals to their natural habitat whenever possible

• Educate the general public to increase awareness, concern and understanding of wildlife resources.

Fresno Wildlife Presentation

Fresno Wildlife Rehabilitation offers educational presentations to schools and the general public. The talks range in length from 20 minutes to 1 hour depending on your needs. Each animal’s story is told in an effort to discourage the ownership of these animals as pets. The children and adults learn a valuable lesson in animal welfare and environmental awareness.
Birds such as woodpeckers, hawks, falcons and owls, are among the species that can be brought to your location. 
A resource packet is provided to teacher with pre-visit and post-visit activities that align to the California Science Standards.

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