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If you are trying to help an injured or orphaned fawn,
please call Wildlife Fawn Rescue at (707) 931-4550.

For other inquiries, please contact us at fawns@fawnrescue.org


Our Mission Statement: All Wildlife Fawn Rescue's fawns come to us due to human interference. Therefore, we feel a deep obligation to restore them to health and return them to their natural habitat where they belong.

Wildlife Fawn Rescue operates the only wildlife center in Sonoma County licensed for long-term care of deer. We specialize in the rehabilitation of ill, injured, or orphaned Black-Tailed fawns, receiving as many as 100 fawns in one season. All Sonoma County fawns must come to Wildlife Fawn Rescue for care. The transport of deer is a public safety issue, therefore, we must respond personally to each call, providing veterinary treatment when needed.

We respond seven days a week to wildlife concerns of the California Department of Fish and Game, Animal Regulation, the Humane Society, all Sonoma County wildlife centers, animal care agencies, Police and Sheriff Departments, Park Rangers, veterinarians, and the public. Since 1989 Wildlife Fawn Rescue has provided this unique and much needed service to the community.



Come Learn About Fawns

Sunday, April 15th, 2012 - Noon to 3pm
Druid’s Hall, Santa Rosa, CA
Open to All. No Charge!
  • Wildlife exhibits (no live animals)
  • Lots of displays
  • Video of what Fawn Rescue does
Kids will love it and learn about wildlife!
Light refreshments will be served.

See the event flyer for more details.

What You Can Do

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Benefit for Wildlife Fawn Rescue

Wednesday, May 9th, 2012 - 6pm to 10pm
6th Street Playhouse, Santa Rosa, CA

Your $30 ticket includes a chicken BBQ dinner
and the show “Souvenir” - a musical comedy!!

Tickets are limited so reserve your seat now by sending a check to:

Wildlife Fawn Rescue
PO Box 1622
Sonoma, CA 95476

See the event flyer for more details.

More ways to help

Setting The Fawn Free

Annual Updates from our
Animal Care Coordinator

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