It was very unfortunate to watch and I won’t post the whole story here, but I watched a hawk get injured and left in the middle of the highway,, so I jumped into action,, and picked this poor guy up from Highway 9. It was really cool to watch an injured bird trust me so quickly. After a little bit of trial and error ,, and a vet “offering” to euthanize this beautiful creature,, I found the wildlife rehab rehabilitation center! This place is gorgeous and if you ever find an injured animal, call them on your way in and they will accept your injured pet with open arms! Also, they have kennels at the front of their property for after hours drop off

I brought in 2 baby seagulls on the 2nd, right before 4th of July - looked like oreo cookie dalmations that needed to grow into their too big feet and beaks, haha awww cute! 🍪 💕 Anyways, super informative with care to bring them in safely, professional protocol, very kind when I got there, thank you for making sure the little wild tiny creatures were okay! I appreciate you! 😊

Absolutely amazing experience! The staff are so kind. So grateful we have such a resource in this community to drop off injured wildlife

I'm so impressed with all of Whatcom Humane Society. Recently, we needed their wildlife rehabilitation services. Just like all other aspects of WHS, this part was thoroughly professional and helpful. We know that the woodpecker we took in has his best chance of survival there.

Wonderful people. Great space. They need more man power, volunteers, funding, and media to back them.