WW@35 January Valentiine's Day ANIMAL FACTS Opossums Great Horned Owls Bearcats RESCUES, SURRENDERS, CONFISCATIONS Meet...
Lucius – RESCUED Lucius was brought to us by a rescuer, and had been shot in the head with a BB gun. The injury caused him to lose his natural protective behaviors, but he’s found a permanent, loving home with us at Wild Wonders. ??? – SURRENDERED...
Commonly known as a “bearcat” the Binturong is neither cat nor bear! In fact, they are not even closely related to either animal. The Binturong is most closely related to a civet, being a part of the Viverridae family. While they aren’t related, they have a face that...
The Great Horned Owl is found throughout all of North America and reaching down into some parts of South America. They are probably the most recognizable species of owl because of the two tufts of feathers that sit on the top of their head, giving them the appearance...
While not native to California, opossums can be found throughout Southern California often lurking around at night. These marsupials (yes, the marsupials related to Kangaroos and Wallabies) were first introduced to California around 1910, according to the California...
Hello Friends, We’ll Be Celebrating All Year — and You Can Too It’s hard for us to believe, but Wild Wonders began 35 years ago, in 1991. What started with a desert tortoise, an Amazon parrot, a boa constrictor, and a chinchilla on just ¾ of an acre in Vista grew from...
