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CWC seeks financial aid in anticipation of squirrel patient surge

The California Wildlife Center launched a fundraising campaign that seeks to raise $5,000 to support the care of the hundreds of squirrels the center treats each spring. Photo by Kim Barker/California Wildlife Center
Currently, CWC has nine squirrels in its care but the center expects about 200 squirrels at the peak of the season. Photo by Anne Slattery

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Lauren Coughlin, Editor
7:45 am PDT March 14, 2018
Things are about to get nuts at the California Wildlife Center. On March 12, the Calabasas nonprofit launched the “Are you Nuts for Squirrels?” fundraiser, which seeks to raise $5,000 to support the influx of orphaned squirrel patients the center anticipates each spring.

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