International Bird Rescue
@intbirdrescue.bsky.social
Saving waterbirds in a changing world since 1971. Co-manages two
California Oiled Wildlife Care Network response centers in San Francisco Bay-Delta and Los Angeles. Ready at the Alaska Wildlife Response Center in Anchorage. https://www.birdrescue.org/
California Oiled Wildlife Care Network response centers in San Francisco Bay-Delta and Los Angeles. Ready at the Alaska Wildlife Response Center in Anchorage. https://www.birdrescue.org/
Thanks to your generosity, we are now nearly 90% of the way to our $20,000 match — and already halfway to our overall goal. We’re so grateful for everyone helping us get there! 🩵
December 3, 2025 at 3:44 AM
Thanks to your generosity, we are now nearly 90% of the way to our $20,000 match — and already halfway to our overall goal. We’re so grateful for everyone helping us get there! 🩵
We’re looking back on an extraordinary year at Bird Rescue — one filled with challenges, breakthroughs, and unforgettable moments of hope.
Your support today helps ensure we’re ready for whatever comes next. Give now to help more birds get the second chance they deserve ❤️🩹
Your support today helps ensure we’re ready for whatever comes next. Give now to help more birds get the second chance they deserve ❤️🩹
December 2, 2025 at 7:39 PM
We’re looking back on an extraordinary year at Bird Rescue — one filled with challenges, breakthroughs, and unforgettable moments of hope.
Your support today helps ensure we’re ready for whatever comes next. Give now to help more birds get the second chance they deserve ❤️🩹
Your support today helps ensure we’re ready for whatever comes next. Give now to help more birds get the second chance they deserve ❤️🩹
We’re grateful to share that all 120 affected oiled and injured birds currently in care have been stabilized and washed. This progress has only been possible because of the outpouring of support surrounding these patients.
November 23, 2025 at 3:37 PM
We’re grateful to share that all 120 affected oiled and injured birds currently in care have been stabilized and washed. This progress has only been possible because of the outpouring of support surrounding these patients.
