Save the Sanctuary
Tax deductible
The Emerald Fire (2.11.22 in Laguna Beach, CA) burned right up to the edge of our Sanctuary in North Laguna. Volunteers fought the fire from just feet away from the flames, and as a result of their bravery, and the wonderful support from a huge crew of firefighters, no people and no animals were lost. But, flight cages, habitat for the animals, a critical landscape buffer and necessary tools and supplies were damaged or ruined. Help us make repairs so we can continue to protect vulnerable animals.
Read more in this article in the Laguna Beach Independent. https://www.lagunabeachindy.com/laguna-beach-animal-sanctuary-saved-from-emerald-fire/ . See below for some photos of what we do, and (1) of the fire damage.
All donations to this GoFundMe will be directed to the Sanctuary.
More information about Pacific Wildlife Project : PWP is dedicated to the conservation and protection of wildlife through hands-on rescue and medical help for distressed wild birds and mammals impacted by displacement, loss of habitat, toxins, man-made hazards and acts of cruelty. All species are treated lovingly by volunteers through recovery and returned to the wild. PWP assists all animals in need and conducts community programs, aids agencies and distributes publications to foster conservation and a humane ethic towards wildlife and all animals.
Here is some of what we do:
Young Booby in rehab
Read more in this article in the Laguna Beach Independent. https://www.lagunabeachindy.com/laguna-beach-animal-sanctuary-saved-from-emerald-fire/ . See below for some photos of what we do, and (1) of the fire damage.
All donations to this GoFundMe will be directed to the Sanctuary.
More information about Pacific Wildlife Project : PWP is dedicated to the conservation and protection of wildlife through hands-on rescue and medical help for distressed wild birds and mammals impacted by displacement, loss of habitat, toxins, man-made hazards and acts of cruelty. All species are treated lovingly by volunteers through recovery and returned to the wild. PWP assists all animals in need and conducts community programs, aids agencies and distributes publications to foster conservation and a humane ethic towards wildlife and all animals.
Here is some of what we do:
Young Booby in rehab
- Baby Striped Skunk being bottle-fed
- Adult Striped Skunks being released after rehab
- 3 alpacas in their retirement home at Emerald Sanctuary
- Kris Spitaleri releasing a rehabilitated White Pelican
- Some of the fire damage at the Sanctuary.
Organizer
Linda McLeod
Organizer
Laguna Niguel, CA
Pacific Wildlife Project
Beneficiary