From ducks to hawks to hummingbirds and more, volunteers at the Wetlands and Wildlife Care Center in Huntington Beach make sure the animals are well taken care of...and there are plenty of them!
Jessica De NovaIt may be one of the busiest hospitals in Orange County and all the patients treated here are a bit on the wild side. At the Wetlands and Wildlife Care Center in Huntington Beach, volunteers make sure the animals are well taken care of... and there are plenty of them!
Visitors are welcome to tour here on Wildlife Wednesdays and walk through the interpretive center and see much more. Executive Director Debbie McGuire says every tour is different because staff here treat different patients daily. The Center has been open since 1997 in response to the American Trader oil spill. It is the only licensed, fully operating wildlife hospital in the area. In 2023 alone, nearly 7,500 patients were treated here. City councilmembers say this is an important community partner.
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