Lake Tahoe Wildlife Care
4.4FreeDedicated rehabilitation center caring for injured and orphaned Lake Tahoe wildlife
Lake Tahoe Wildlife Care is a non-profit organization in South Lake Tahoe dedicated to rescuing, rehabilitating, and releasing injured and orphaned native animals and birds. Operating from its Al Tahoe Boulevard facility, the center serves as a vital resource for wildlife rescue throughout the Tahoe basin. Community members and visitors can bring in animals in need of care or reach out for expert wildlife guidance.
Expert notes
- Check the website for volunteer opportunities.
- Call ahead for group visits or special programs.
- Respect all wildlife and follow posted guidelines during your visit.
- Do not feed or disturb the animals in their care.
- Bring binoculars for a closer look at wildlife in their natural habitat.
Features
- Animal Viewing Opportunities
- Nature Trails
- Visitor Center
- Volunteer Opportunities
- Wildlife Education Programs
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