Release Site Application

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Release Site Criteria
Property needs to be 2 acres or more, the more, the better.
No poisoning can be done on property. Many animals receive secondary poisoning from consuming the bodies of poisoned rats or mice.
There must be a year-round water source on your property or very close by.

Species Specific Criteria
Raccoons- Good raccoon habitat is mixed forests near water, though they also thrive in urban and suburban
environments.
Squirrels- Squirrels live in woodlands. Squirrels need trees. We cannot release squirrels on a property with no
trees.
Skunks- Skunks like to live in woodlands, grasslands, and even farmland.
Opossums- Opossums are suited to most places, including forest, farmland, grassland, urban and suburban
areas. They especially like being near water.

If you feel like your property meets this criteria, please fill out the below application. If you have any questions, please contact us at education@scwildliferescue.org or 707-992-0274.

Thank you!

Full Name *

Telephone Number *

Email *

Physical Address *

Mailing Address (if same as physical, write same) *

How many acres is your property? *

What animals are you interested in releasing on your property? (Click all that apply) *

Raccoons (Greatest Need)

Skunks

Foxes

Opossums

Squirrels

Beavers

Otters

Coyotes

Bobcats

Birds

Any Species

Other:

Required

Please describe the habitat(s) on your property. *

Please describe the water sources on or near your property. *

Are the water sources on your property available year round? *

Yes

Usually but they have dried up during the drought.

Other:

Are you currently using any pest control measures on your property? *

Yes

If you are currently using pest control measures on your property, please describe what measures you are using. *

Do you allow hunting on your property? *

Yes

Other:

If you have a year round stream or pond on your water, are you willing to allow Sonoma County Wildlife Rescue set traps for crawdads? *

Yes

Other:

Are you willing to collect tree branches from your property for wildlife enclosures? Commonly needed trees include willow for beavers and conifers (pine trees) for sensitive wildlife patients that need dense brush in their enclosures. *

Yes

Other:

What type of trees do you have? (Write N/A if none) *

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