South Bay Wildlife Rehab is a non-profit organization dedicated to caring for California native wildlife and educating the public about the natural world. We rehabilitate over a thousand sick, injured and orphaned birds and land mammals for return to the wild every year. SBWR was formed in 1993 by Ann Lynch, a Federal and State licensed rehabilitator with over 30 years of experience. The organization is located on the Palos Verdes Penninsula in Los Angeles County.
	Mailing Address: South Bay Wildlife Rehab 26363 Silver Spur Rd. Rancho Palos Verdes California 90275 (310) 378-9921 (phone) (310) 378-0969 (fax) info@sbwr.org
	Website designed by Jennifer Lynch www.jenniferlynch.net info@jenniferlynch.net website copyright 2002 SBWR photos copyright 2002 Mary Jane Sesto	If You Find an Animal . . . Try not to take an animal from its natural habitat unless absolutely necessary. If you do need to intervene, pick up the animal carefully and place it in a secure box in a warm, dark and quiet location, away from children and other animals. Do not attempt to feed the animal. Call us as soon as possible. The more quickly the animal receives proper care, the better it's chances of survival. Continued