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.
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What To Do If You Find A Fawn
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What To Do If You Hit An Animal
Provide an Out-Shelter to Help Raise Fawns
Free Wildlife Education Talks
Annual Updates from our
Animal Care Coordinator
Spring 2012 Update
Fall 2011 Update
Fall 2010 Update
Annual Updates Since 1989
More Information
About Wildlife Fawn Rescue
Remember This!
The Effects of Chronic Stress On the Body
Be Aware of Deer Crossing Roads
Help Wildlife Survive: Make Your Property a Haven
Wildlife Friendly Wrought-Iron Gates and Fences
Between the Bars
Of Dogs and Deer
Using Holistic and Homeopathic Remedies for Fawns
Trapping & Relocating Wildlife
Keep Them Wild
Using Wild Animals For Education
Abscesses, Warts, & Papillomas in Fawns
Books and Manuals By Marjorie Davis
Setting The Fawn Free
Black Tailed Fawn: Care in Captivity Manual
Leap To Freedom
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In The News
Fawn Rescue in The Kenwood Press
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April 15, 2006
Fawn Rescue in The Press Democrat
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2005 & 2006
Fawn Rescue in the Sonoma Index Tribune
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June 11, 1999
Awards Wildlife Fawn Rescue Has Received
Stories And Photos
Photo Gallery
A Fawn Knows
by Carole Balala, Spring 2012
Volunteer Rescue Driver's Thoughts
by Brad Wallace, Spring 2012
Outshelter Voluntee
r by Jan Kennedy Fall 2012
Fawns Abound This Year
by Carole Balala, Fall 2011
What's It Like Being a Fawn Rescue Driver
by Bob Stinson
A Successful Reunion
by Carole Balala, Fall 2010
Seasons
The Fawn That Fell From the Sky
Why Would A Mother Do That?
Mudhole Trap
The Saddest Sound
Buck, Adorned with Anklet
She Caught the Brass Ring
Imagine
Spotlight On A Vet
Letter from Austin
, March, 1999
Picture from Emily
, July, 2000
Moonlight Magic
Rescue: A True Story
by Diane & Sarah Brookes, June 2006