An important part of our mission is helping humans live in harmony
with wildlife. This includes providing information about safe and
enriching ways to interact with wildlife and ways to avoid wildlife-borne
diseases as well as stories about some of our recent patients.
Please explore the links at the right-hand side of this page and learn more about wildlife and wildlife care.
Of
particular importance during Spring:
What to Do If You Find a Baby Animal
West Nile Virus
Coexisting With Coyotes (Download a PDF)
These and other wildlife rehabilitation stories are part of the Shelter's
periodic newsletter. If you would like to receive the newsletter,
please consider becoming a WSWS member.
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Another way in which we fulfill our educational mission is by providing
presentations. For instance, we've given presentations to classrooms,
Rotary clubs, and other non-profit organizations. Learn more about our education programs or call 206.855.9057 to arrange a presentation.
Read about some of our recent recovery stories below in our Spring 2010 newsletter.
The West Sound Wildlife Shelter newsletters are available in PDF format for viewers using Adobe Reader version 7.0 or higher. Click here to download the latest version of Adobe Reader for free.
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