Back to the wild in San Pedro, CA with our release of rehabilitated Brown Pelicans. These beautiful pelicans were taken care of at the Los Angeles Oiled Bird Care and Education Center (LABCEC) in Southern California. Over the years, IBRRC has treated thousands of Pelicans at its two California bird centers. Thanks to contributions and … Read more
It’s orphaned duckling season here at IBRRC. You can help us care for the thousands of these aquatic birds we raise each year. It’s only 25 bucks and you get a adoption certificate. The good vibe after your adoption lasts soooo much longer. Go >> Adopt-a-Duckling. Subscribe in a reader
With Mother’s Day just around the corner (Sunday, May 10th) you may be scratching your head wondering what gift to get dear old Mom. How about adopting a duckling? For $25 you’ll make mom proud. The adoption also includes a certificate suitable for framing. For $75 you can also gift a clutch of ducklings. The … Read more
Spring is finally upon us and that means one thing at IBRRC: Ducklings! This year we’re again asking the public to help us pay for the cost of raising these orpahaned ducklings. Each year we receive thousands of these adorable little water birds. They have huge appetites and if you can help us out, we’d … Read more
Aquatic bird specialists, International Bird Rescue Research Center (IBRRC) is noticing a trend in California Brown Pelicans along the coastline from Monterey to San Diego and they need your help. An unusual number of birds are coming in thin and disoriented – being found on roads and in fields. What is remarkable is that many … Read more
It’s another busy summer season for the staff and volunteers at Bird Rescue as sick and starving young pelicans arrive for treatment at both California centers. Since June nearly 100 pelicans have been transferred to the bird rescue centers – one in San Pedro and the other in Fairfield, CA – to be given the … Read more
Mother’s Day just around the corner and have we got the perfect gift idea: Adopt a orphaned duckling! She doesn’t have to care for it, wash it or feed it; IBRRC will do all the work. She’ll get a nice certificate and photo to show her you really care about these adorable little birds. Besides, … Read more