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September 9, 2007: Tahoe wildlife makes slow recovery. Click here to read the whole story in the San Diego Union Tribune. August 27, 2007: LTWC, BEAR League seeking permission to do bear "food drops." Loss of habitat from the Angora Fire is likely to blame for an increased in the number of nuisance bear calls this year. In response, LTWC and the BEAR League are approaching California Fish & Game to obtain permission to do food drops away from residential areas in an attempt to draw nuisance bears away from residential areas. Get the full story here. August 2007: Inreased number of nuisance bear calls caused by Angora Fire. Click here to find out what to do if you see a nuisance bear. Angora Fire Update |
July 12, 2007: Lake Tahoe Wildlife Care would like to thank everyone who helped us during the fire with their donations, time and efforts. Your generous support means the world to us!
- Wells Fargo Bank
- International Fund for Animal Welfare (IFAW)
- MWI Veterinary Supply
- American Red Cross
- St. Theresa's Catholic Church
- Noah's Wish
- Alpine Animal Hospital
- El Dorado Sherrif's Office
- El Dorado Animal Control
- All LTWC volunteers and supporters
- All the individuals who made a financial donation to LTWC
July 3, 2007: The Angora Fire is 100% contained. Click here for links to additional information sources.
Wednesday, June 27, 2007, 2pm: LAKE TAHOE WILDLIFE CARE is gearing up for the arrival of orphaned and injured wildlife due to the Angora Fire, which started just three miles due west of our center. At the current time, the center is NOT in the line of the fire, but with changing winds, anything could change in the future until the fire is completely contained.
Donations needed are FRUIT, including peaches, nectarines, plums, grapes, avocado and watermelon. In addition, we would also be grateful for any monetary donations for specialized food and care of the wildlife.
If you see wandering wildlife, please call LTWC at 530-577-CARE (2273). Please note that the wildfire burned prime black bear areas, and any bear that escaped the area are likely disoriented and confused. Please take extra care securing your garbage and ground-floor windows and doors.
We appreciate your support and concern.
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