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Suisun Wildlife Center

IF YOU HAVE A WILDLIFE EMERGENCY - DO NOT LEAVE A MESSAGE HERE - CALL US AT (707) 429-4295-(HAWK)-!!! ! We are not able to constantly monitor Facebook -call us!

If we are not there, leave a message on the machine and we will get back to you as soon as possible. To get to us, follow the signs to the Suisun Marina off of Hwy 12. Once you get to the Marina and are checking out how beautiful it is, turn around...and you will see the Wildlife Center! It's a beautiful place to spend your afternoon. Come see us at the Center, take a walk through the marshland an

d see some wildlife, visit the boat docks, then take a leisurely stroll down along the waterfront to delicious restaurants, coffee shops, and more. There is a lighthouse, and on the far side, a playground and City Hall.

07/15/2025

TO OUR DEAR FRIENDS –

We are postponing the Open House/Art Sale planned for July 19 until later this year and will inform you here in advance. We continue to work towards the renewal of our permit.

Looking forward to seeing you so much – thanks for your patience!

Monique Liguori, Executive Director

06/29/2025

The Suisun Wildlife Center is working hard to reopen - thanks for your support!

At this time, we would like to explain to our friends and supporters what the situation is at the Suisun Wildlife Center. Our operating permit was suspended by the California Department of Fish & Wildlife, and we are working with them to get it renewed. We have already addressed one of the caging issues involved and corrected it and will make whatever changes are required to be able to continue to serve wildlife and the public as soon as possible.

Our organization has rescued and rehabilitated wildlife in Solano County since 1977, and during that time, we have released over 18,000 wild birds and animals back into the wild.

We greatly appreciate the concern and support of our friends, and we regret the impact that the Center being closed has on the public and other wildlife care facilities, especially Napa Wildlife. It is our hope that this can be resolved quickly for everyone’s benefit.

We would also like to extend an invitation to everyone to join us on July 19, 10-3:00, for an Open House/Art Sale at the Wildlife Center! We will have beautiful artworks for sale at very reasonable prices, and we would really love to see all of you!

Again – thank you all for your support.

Monique Liguori, Executive Director

04/21/2025

Strangers in the Night

There's a fountain on a deck with two little ponds where raccoons occasionally come by to take a dip. Recently, early in the morning (5am), a mama raccoon brought her new horde... 5 babies!! It's baby season!

03/06/2025

Glory Hole!

Last week we were happy to see the Lake Berryessa Glory Hole spilling over. The year started out at about 432 feet and peaked on Feb 12 at almost 443'. The Glory Hole is right at 440'. Last year it peaked well below this at just over 427', so it's good to see a good supply going into 2025.

If you want to get a look at the hole while it's spilling over, better hurry - it's at about 9" above the hole and falling. Dress warm - was cold and windy at the dam. To get an update on the levels, see https://lakeberryessanews.com/.

01/16/2025

TO ALL OUR FRIENDS!

The Suisun Marsh Natural History Association thanks all of you for the generous donations we have received over the holidays! If you have not yet received a thank you letter or receipt from us, we appreciate your patience, they will be sent out very soon.

We have been impacted by a computer breakdown that took some time to repair, leaving us no way to generate data and documents. Following the repairs, staff came down wth the flu, further slowing our progress. Please know that we are very grateful for your kindness and generosity, and that the many warm wishes we received from you over the holidays meant so much to us! Best wishes to everyone in 2025!

Monique Liguori, Executive Director

12/06/2024

JOIN US FOR GREAT JEWELRY TOMORROW!

To complete our offerings at the Open House/Art Sale tomorrow, we have some lovely jewelry! Many of our pieces are sterling silver and they are very reasonably priced to give you a great deal. Along with our fine art and other great sale items, they are well worth checking out, and we would love to see all of you! Please stop by the Wildlife Center tomorrow, 11-4 and visit us!

12/05/2024

JUST TWO MORE DAYS UNTIL OUR SATURDAY OPEN HOUSE!

We are ready and looking forward to seeing all of you at the Wildlife Center Saturday, 11-4! Please stop by and let us know how you are doing, it feels like a long time since we saw everyone, and we miss you. Our pictures show the beautiful art and other items we have for sale - you might even get some Christmas shopping done! More importantly, we’d really like to see you all!

11/29/2024

HAPPY THANKSGIVING – WE ARE THANKFUL FOR ALL OF YOU!

This Thanksgiving our hearts are filled with gratitude for all of you who have supported and encouraged us in our efforts – this has been a tough year! We hope and believe that things will be better in 2025!

Please join us if you possibly can for our Open House/Art Sale on December 7, 11-4. We will have amazing sales items for terrific Christmas presents, and everyone who comes by that day will receive a free raffle ticket for a chance to win the gorgeous artwork seen here! We miss you all, please come and say hi!

11/19/2024

We are deeply saddened to inform you of the passing in September of a dear friend and supporter, and a truly amazing woman, Mildred Hartland-Dill. The more we learned about Mildred, the more her accomplishments impressed us. Mildred was born in Walnut, Illinois, where she spent her childhood. She attended Augustana Nursing School in Chicago as a US Army Cadet and graduated as a Registered Nurse in 1946. Mildred married and had five children in Chicago before moving to San Anselmo in 1960, when she worked as an RN at Marin General Hospital and in 1962 had her sixth child.

Mildred returned to nursing after many years of working in the restaurant business with family, beginning as an RN at Maxicare Hospital in Vallejo, where she was quickly elevated to the “Director of Nursing “position, which she held for several years. Later Mildred moved to another Supervisor RN position as the “Activities Director” at the Crestwood Psychiatric Hospital in Vallejo, where she worked until retirement at the age of 70.

Along with her many other accomplishments, Mildred was blessed with six children, fourteen grandchildren, eighteen great-grandchildren, and three great-great grandchildren – what a legacy!
All we can say is “They don’t make them like her anymore!” Our sympathy and condolences to her family – we know she will be greatly missed.

11/15/2024

WE HAVE THE BEST FRIENDS – THANK YOU ALL!

The beautiful houseware you see here are from a recent very generous donation, and they will be available for sale at the Art Sale/Open House December 7th, 11-4. We have many other sales items as well, including jewelry, framed works of art, decorative items and even giveaways of cards and books! It will be a great opportunity for some early Christmas shopping

We would also like to thank our dear friends for their recent kindness and support, we are humbled and grateful! It is our hope that you will all come out to the Open House so we can thank you in person. We have always been blessed by our friends and supporters – looking forward to seeing you!!

11/14/2024

MEMBERS and FRIENDS

It has come to our attention that the news media is reporting some inaccurate information on the Suisun Marsh Natural History Association regarding actions of the Department of Fish and Wildlife regarding violations in the Suisun Wildlife Center.

The Department has made us aware of these Concerns to Address and we are in the process of taking actions according to their regulations. When we have addressed these violations to the Department’s satisfaction, we are looking forward to our permit being renewed.

An inspection of the Center by the Department took place on July 23 and animals were removed. All animals were healthy and well fed. DFW found no evidence of any animal abuse, and no charges have been brought against the Wildlife Center - and we do not expect any. Our organization understands the violations and are working with DFW to bring us into compliance.

11/02/2024

WE MISS YOU – COME SEE US AT THE OPEN HOUSE!

The Suisun Marsh Natural History Association thanks you all for your generous assistance! With your help, the Suisun Wildlife Center has released over 18,000 wild birds and animals back to the wild, and our Environmental Education programs have served over 340,000 students and adults, an achievement of which we are equsally proud!

We are delighted to welcome friends and members to visit us and return to full participation in presentations and Wildlife Center events – mark your calendar now for our December 7, 2024 Open House and Art Sale, 11-4! We will feature wildlife art, jewelry, books and more. It’s a great chance to do some Christmas shopping for the wildlife lover in your life! Follow us on Facebook for more shows and programs to come – and come see us!

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Suisun City, CA

Opening Hours

Monday	9am - 4pm
Tuesday	9am - 4pm
Wednesday	9am - 4pm
Thursday	9am - 4pm
Friday	9am - 4pm
Saturday	9am - 4pm
Sunday	9am - 4pm

Telephone

+17074294295

Website

http://www.suisunwildlife.org/

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To get to us, follow the signs to the Suisun Marina off of Hwy 12. Once you get to the Public Boat Launch and are checking out how beautiful it is, turn around...and you will see the Wildlife Center! It's a beautiful place to spend your afternoon. Come see us at the Center, take a walk through the marshland and see some wildlife, visit the boat docks, then take a leisurely stroll down along the waterfront to delicious restaurants, coffee shops, and more. There is a lighthouse, and on the far side, a playground and City Hall.