International Bird Rescue

Fresh off the heels of a successful Indiegogo campaign, The Pelican Aviary Project is now underway at our San Francisco Bay center. Check out the progress!

Let's Build It

Whether it's an egg in need of incubating or an orphan in need of surrogate parenting, International Bird Rescue's wildlife centers care for countless baby birds every year, including these Mallard Ducklings.

Adopt a Duckling

Estonia, Tasmania, South Africa, Argentina: It’s hard to keep track of the 200+ oil spill response efforts we’ve been a part of over the past four decades. So we’ve put it in geographic form.

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We cannot begin to count the ways we appreciate our volunteers — but we can count the number of ducklings they care for each year! Find out what it's like to volunteer for International Bird Rescue.

Volunteer

This season, International Bird Rescue's Los Angeles center has received dozens of oiled Common Murres — victims of natural seepage off the Southern California coast. With your support, we've given many a second chance.

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Duck food, safety goggles and feather dusters (which double as surrogate parents for our orphaned chicks) are just some of the many supplies our wildlife care centers need. Check out our Amazon.com Wish List for a fun way to give to the birds!

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