Ramona Wildlife Center Ramona, California

Only positive things to say about the facility and the wonderful staff. We adopted a young duo, a five month old goat and an eight month old pig that were pair-bonded. The pig had to be neutered so they were separated for about a week and a half, but it was pure joy to see them reunite! The staff made a point of emphasizing how important it was for this pair to remain together, and we couldn't say no. When we picked up the pig we met Dr Ball by chance, and like the other employees, he took a genuine interest in learning about where the pig was going and how great it was the goat would be greeting him. It was refreshing to find a doctor that recognizes that animals have feelings. Everyone we met at the Center was professional and helpful and positive in what must be a challenging profession. Thanks for doing what you do!

Awesome staff there, devoted to helping save our local wildlife.

They were very professional and helped me with an injured great horned owl and took it in for rehabilitation

Super helpful staff and were available for us to drop off some baby hawks that had fallen out of their nest on a Sunday.

They know their stuff. Highly recommend.

This is a huge, beautiful sanctuary. Where the animals always come first. I've never seen a more dedicated place to the rehabilitation of these animals.

Took a fallen hummingbird chick to these folks, very helpful and caring, nice facility.

What they do here is truly amazing, it is a great cause.

We took two mourning doves here as a drop off point for project wildlife. These people have big hearts!

Local area drop off for injured wildlife. Nice gift shop. More people should support this facility. They do great things!!

Great place, I found an injured Bat in the pool and was able to leave the bat at Fund For Animals for treatment.

They are doing wonderful work to help injured wildlife. Impressive aviary. Can always use volunteers if you live nearby.

This Wildlife Center specializes in native predatory species (like hawks, coyotes, bobcats, skunks, and even bears) but if you live in Ramona and find a prey species (like a songbird or bunny) that needs help, you can take it there too and they will take care of it for you and transfer it to the rehab organization that takes care of those little animals. They are very knowledgeable and a great resource to have in our community.