Peninsula Wild Care

08/08/2026

I know our updates have been slow coming, but we’ve been super busy! Here are just a few of the animals we have taken in lately.

08/07/2026

We would like to thank North Jetty Brewing for supporting all the animals!

At North Jetty Brewing, we believe our community is made even better because of our furry Peninsula friends. Whether they have four paws, feathers, or whiskers, we're proud to support the incredible organizations that work every day to care for animals in need.

This August, we're raising a glass for two amazing local nonprofits, and we'd love for you to join us!

🐾 Tuesday, August 4 | Beer Bingo sponsored by SPCHS: South Pacific County Humane Society in Long Beach, WAHS: South Pacific County Humane Society in Long Beach, WA
Come enjoy a fun night of Beer Bingo starting at 5:30 PM (arrive early for a seat!) and hear about all the happenings and ways you can help the South Pacific County Humane Society.

🐶 Sunday, August 16| DOG DAYS OF SUMMER SPCHS FUNDRAISER Annual Dog Days of Summer Fundraiser.
Stop by for an afternoon of wagging tails and giving back 11:30-5! Meet adoptable dogs looking for their furever homes, browse raffle baskets for one you may like to try to win, and help make a difference. We'll donate $1 from every beer pint sold to SPCHS, so every beer you enjoy helps support local animals.

🦉 Sunday, August 30 | Peninsula Wild Care Fundraiser.
We'll wrap up the month by supporting Peninsula WildCare and the amazing work they do rescuing, rehabilitating, and releasing injured and orphaned wildlife. Come have a pint, support a great cause, and help care for the wild neighbors that make our Peninsula so special.

Great beer. Great people. Great causes.

Thank you for helping us give back to the animals that make our community such a wonderful place to call home. ❤️🐾

Long Beach Merchants Assn Washington's Evergreen Coast Northbank Brewers Alliance

07/13/2026

These beautiful brown pelicans, one from Westport the other from the peninsula, came into our care emaciated and unable to fly.
Today they were released back into the wild!!

07/08/2026

We are so thankful to have received a grant from the local peninsula Templin Foundation for an anesthesia machine. This will greatly improve the care we give our wildlife patients. We need to raise $1,200 to cover our portion, and we're asking the community for their support. You can donate on our website at peninsulawildcare.org

06/15/2026

This has been our busiest year since we opened our doors four years ago. Our intakes have almost tripled from last year. If you'd like to help our local wildlife, there are many ways to do so. If you're interested in helping but are unsure about hands-on work with animals, we could use assistance with food preparation, laundry, and dishes. We have availability every morning, afternoon, and evening. We have an awesome group of volunteers who share a love for wildlife. Come make new friends while you're here! Volunteer training will be held on June 19th at 1 PM at the Senior Activity Center in Ocean Park.

06/08/2026

This Canada Goose, like a lot of our patients, is with us because of human activity. It seems fun and harmless to toss bread, crackers and popcorn to ducks and geese, but this is an unexpected and heart-breaking result.

She is suffering from Angel Wing Syndrome, a wing deformity caused by a nutritional imbalance. Too much protein, carbohydrates and calories at a young age caused her heavy flight feathers to grow in before her bones were ready to support the weight. Her “wrists” twisted under the weight of the feathers and their blood supply. As she grew, the bones solidified, the deformity became permanent, and she is now unable to fly.
Please don't feed wildlife, and if you see an orphan please call your local wildlife rehabilitator.