Help Us Save Marine Mammals and Seabirds in Crisis

Sea lions and seabirds along the coast are suffering from domoic acid poisoning. If treated early, survival is possible. However, without timely care, domoic acid poisoning can lead to irreversible brain damage and death.

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Wildlife Rescue Resources for Los Angeles Area Wildlife Fire Victims

Wildlife Rescue Resources for Los Angeles Area

If you encounter distressed, injured, or orphaned wildlife in the Los Angeles area, it is crucial to report it to a licensed wildlife rehabilitation center as soon as possible. Timely intervention can significantly improve the chances of recovery for the animal.

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Community Beach Cleanup and the Moving Encounter with an Entangled Gull at Corona del Mar State Beach

On Sunday December 15th, Wildlife Jewels organized and hosted a community beach clean-up in Corona Del Mar State Beach and king tides exploration walk at little corona del mar tide pools. During the event, we encountered a beautiful Gull with one foot missing and the other entangled in fishing line. As we wrapped up, the Gull flew towards us, landing nearby, almost as if seeking help. This unforgettable moment was a powerful reminder of the devastating impact debris has on our precious wildlife.

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Entangled Sea Lion at La Jolla Cove Urgently Needs Help

During our wildlife monitoring walk at La Jolla Cove today, we encountered a troubling sight: a sea lion entangled in a gill net. He was resting close to the cliff wall at Boomer Beach just south of Point La Jolla, appearing severely hurt and not moving.

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Distressed Sea Lion at Point La Jolla Needs Help

During our wildlife monitoring walk at La Jolla Cove yesterday, we were disturbed to spot and report a distressed sea lion. We spotted a male sea lion dragging himself on the sand, right flipper appearing to be tied up with a rope, looking very thin and weak.

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Distressed Sea Lion at La Jolla Cove Needs Help

During our wildlife monitoring walk at La Jolla Cove yesterday, we were disturbed to spot and report a distressed sea lion. We spotted a male sea lion dragging himself on the sand, right flipper appearing to be tied up with a rope, looking very thin and weak.

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Help Us Report Sea Lions with Domoic Acid Poisoning Across California Coast

Sadly, sea lions across the California coast are suffering from domoic acid poisoning once again. Last year, this dangerous toxin affected thousands of marine mammals, leading to widespread illness and death. Sadly, the crisis has reemerged, and sea lions urgently need our help.

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Meet Durwina: A Bearded Dragon in Need of a Loving Home

Meet Durwina! This precious adult female Bearded Dragon was recently found on the street in Newport Beach and now needs a loving home. If you’re interested in learning more about her and exploring the possibility of adopting her, please contact the Newport Beach Animal Shelter.

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