Annual reports
Every December, the director writes down what the year was. The numbers are real and the stories are the ones the volunteers tell each other.
2024 in a nutshell
726 animals given a second chance, from hummingbirds and deer mice to fawns, a coyote pup, and a bobcat kitten. A renovated, rat-proofed facility, and a hard look at 2025.
- Animals helped
- 726
- Hotline calls
- 2,400+
- Hotline texts
- 11,000+
2023 in a nutshell
764 patients, a partnership with the state to rewrite California's wildlife rehabilitation rules, and a facilities crisis we're still building our way out of.
- Animals helped
- 764
- Hotline calls
- 2,700+
- Hotline texts
- 10,500+
2022 in a nutshell
Over 700 patients, and the year a red-tailed hawk named Eddy brought the Tenderloin together at two in the morning.
- Animals helped
- 721
2021 in a nutshell
632 animals, a three-legged opossum named Boudica who raised her babies against the odds, and a great horned owl's worst day, in his own words.
- Animals helped
- 632
- Hotline calls
- 1,650+
- Hotline texts
- 8,000+
2020 in a nutshell
The pandemic shut down our volunteer program and quadrupled intake in the same month. 552 animals later, we had rebuilt the whole organization.
- Animals helped
- 552
- Hotline calls
- 1,500+
- Hotline texts
- 6,000+