Wildlife Wise: Living with Wild Neighbors
Enjoy hot apple cider while hearing from Wildlife expert Rebecca Dmytryk (Humane Wildlife Control and Wildlife Emergency Services) on how to protect our homes, pets and property, from 
neighboring wildlife – from mice to mountain lions. This free seminar will be held Thursday, November 20, 2014 from 6:30 pm to 8:00 pm at the Santa Cruz County Animal Shelter, 2200 7th Avenue in Santa Cruz.
The presentation will also include a few wildlife rescues stories, including some amazing video, that show how wild animals can get into serious trouble when they live near humans, and how we can make our backyards and neighborhoods safer for wildlife.
About Santa Cruz County Animal Shelter (SCCAS)
The Santa Cruz County Animal Shelter is an open admission shelter which welcomes EVERY animal in need. Our goal is to be a humane resource for the community by providing a safety net and second chance for local animals. There are two locations where owners can find and recover lost pets, adopt new animal companions, or sign up for PLANNED PetHood, our low cost spay/neuter program available for all resident pets. Our success is achieved through a variety of life-saving services and programs which are described in detail on our website, www.scanimalshelter.org. The support of our community is crucial to sustaining and expanding these services.