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Resources in The Meadows
Wildlife Rescue & Rehabilitation
Meadows neighbors have used these resources for wildlife rescue and rehabilitation. Not all organizations handle all types of wildlife, so best to contact first.
In The Meadows:
MaryEllen Schoeman
maryellenks@gmail.com
626-354-4105
Wildlife Care of Ventura
www.wildlifecareofventura.org
Animal emergencies only: 805-581-3911
Valley Wildlife Care
www.valleywildlifecare.org
818-346-8247
California Wildlife Center
www.californiawildlifecenter.org
800-938-3553
WildRescue Hotline
An emergency hotline designed to help people who find injured wild animals. Based on the caller's area code, the hotline will provide the number to the nearest rescue organization or wildlife rehabilitator that specializes in the type of animal found. Informative tutorials guide users on initial things they can do to help an animal and how to stay safe while doing so.
310-458-WILD
In The Meadows:
MaryEllen Schoeman
maryellenks@gmail.com
626-354-4105
Wildlife Care of Ventura
www.wildlifecareofventura.org
Animal emergencies only: 805-581-3911
Valley Wildlife Care
www.valleywildlifecare.org
818-346-8247
California Wildlife Center
www.californiawildlifecenter.org
800-938-3553
WildRescue Hotline
An emergency hotline designed to help people who find injured wild animals. Based on the caller's area code, the hotline will provide the number to the nearest rescue organization or wildlife rehabilitator that specializes in the type of animal found. Informative tutorials guide users on initial things they can do to help an animal and how to stay safe while doing so.
310-458-WILD
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- Filming on Lower Canyon Crest
- Cat in Distress on El Prieto
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- Power Out Again
- Danny's Farm Open House
- Power Out in The Meadows
- A Well Deserved Break!
- Doctors and Nurses in The Meadows
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- New Estimated Time
- Plan to Open Canyon Crest
- Residents Being Allowed Access?
- Update from Neighbor
- More Pics of Debris Flow
- More Pics of Canyon Crest Flood and Debris
- Canyon Crest Road Split at Bridge
- Canyon Crest Out Again
- Neighborhood Watch Conference
- New C.E.R.T. Opportunity
- Meadows Senior Needs Paid Assistance
- Southern CA Edison Letter in Mail
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7 comments:
No one can leave at the moment. My husband just headed down to try it. Someone told him that perhaps at 4:00 they would let people through, but not sure if that is certain. Does anyone have any reliable information?
No one can leave at the moment. My husband just headed down to try it. Someone told him that perhaps at 4:00 they would let people through, but not sure if that is certain. Does anyone have any reliable information?
Just to clarify: It was the Sheriff's who said, via phone, that residents were able to get in and out.
Just called Sheriff's again. The latest is that they're not letting people in and out, but hope to have the road open by 4:00 (as other post stated).
Just saw that some cars were let out to leave. Report from officials down there are expecting to allow traffic in/out around 4 is their estimate. Jeff
Just heard from ATC chairman Gino Sund that county wants to determine safety of the bridge before allowing any more vehicles through. Until then, the Sheriff will escort foot traffic.
I just went down. I was told that they are currently installing K-rails and it should be open around 5:30.
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