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Morro, Fresno & Mom 

 
 

Watch our video of two bobcat kittens, Morro and Fresno--seen here with their surrogate mom--are the latest recipients of W.E.R.C.’s internationally renowned bobcat rehabilitation program, demonstrated in the video below.


The Premiere appearance of Morro & Fresno is available on YouTube

Coming soon - watch for an update on how YOU can become a supporting member of our bobcat team!

 
 
 
 

WERC's Bobcat Rehabilitation Video

 
 


   


 
 

In 1994, W.E.R.C. developed its ground-breaking, world-renowned bobcat kitten program to ensure that single bobcat orphans do not become habituated during their time in care. The program helps socialize the orphan and reinforces bobcat behavior, such as hunting and stalking techniques, while ensuring that when the bobcat is released back to its native habitat, it will steer clear of humans.

The bobcat “mommy” de-odorizes herself by rubbing herbs all over her clothes and hair, gets into a full-body costume that has been scented with bobcat urine, puts on heavy gloves, and places a big, furry bobcat mask on her head. Never uttering any sounds, she walks on all fours, feeding the kitten, cleaning up, and then playing “chase-the-mouse”, “attack the twig”, and other favorite bobcat games.

 
 
 
 

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Walk on the Wild Side Bird Walks
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Meet W.E.R.C.'s Educational Ambassadors -

Oreo the Kingsnake, Luna the Great Horned Owl, and Clarabelle the Acorn Woodpecker info

 
 
 
 

Shop online and support W.E.R.C.!

25%-40% of your sales total will be donated back to WERC when you shop at Great American Online. info

 
 
 
 

WERC Blog

Keep up-to-date with W.E.R.C. Read our new twice-weekly BLOG in the Morgan Hill Times, Gilroy Dispatch, and Hollister Freelance. here

 
 
 
 

The Pine Ridge Association/Henry W. Coe State Park

The Pine Ridge Association was formed to assist park staff in providing interpretive and educational programs to the public. Its programs include wildflower walks, evening programs, interpretive programs, special backcountry hikes, and the annual Tarantula Fest. website

 
 
 
   
     
 


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Our Mission Statement:

W.E.R.C., the Wildlife Education and Rehablilation Center provides the community with rehabilitation services for orphaned, injured and sick native wildlife. Through our educational programs, W.E.R.C. encourages a peaceful coexistence between civilization and our native wildlife.

 

 

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