Cleo’s Critter Care and Wildlife Rescue and Rehabilitation is slated for demolition, leaving the licensed rehabber and her dozens of furry and feathered friends with nowhere to go.

Cleo Watts, who runs a wildlife rehabilitation center from her Pasadena home, faces eviction due to the planned demolition of ...

Cleo Watts has lived in the Pasadena home for 23 years and has run Cleo’s Critter Care out of the space for more than a ...

Folks in Maple Ridge and Pitt Meadows usually have a relaxed relationship with bears, something they have in common with ...

For close to twenty years, Cleo Watts and her team of volunteers at Cleo's Critter Care in Pasadena have helped nurse wild animals back to health, before releasing them back into the wild.

Jan. 8—Chehalis Critter Care recently announced its plans for a grand reopening. To celebrate the occasion, a ribbon-cutting ceremony hosted by the Centralia-Chehalis Chamber of Commerce will be ...

Caring for the bears is likely to cost about $5,000 to $6,000 for each cub. Costs start with Critter Care's help with ...

Cleo's Critter Care is being forced out of Pasadena to make room for new apartments. Now, they're looking for a place for their animals to live.

Critter Bros has announced it will expand its wildlife and pest control services across the Sacramento area. As more people ...

The center will be "a hub for pet welfare," says Kayleigh Shettleworth, development manager for Connecticut Humane Society ...

Zoe the cat is 12 years old, and lost an eye to cancer and related complications last year. The total veterinary bill: $25,000. Zoe’s owners, Torrance residents Mike Superstein and Suzanne ...