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 ...

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

For close to twenty years, Cleo Watts and her team of volunteers at Cleo's Critter Care in Pasadena have helped nurse wild ...

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

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 ...

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

A Southern California wildlife rescuer is desperately searching for a new home after the landlord sold the property to a housing developer. Cleo Watts operates her Critter Care Wildlife Rescue and ...

Amid the on-going anti-ICE protests across Los Angeles and the nation, California State Senator Scott Wiener (D-San Francisco) has introduced new legislation aimed at banning local, state, and ...

The California Department of Fish and Wildlife has suspended Critter Creek Wildlife Station’s permit, citing serious ...

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.

Does it cover preventive care? What about routine checkups? And pay close attention to the fine print. Can you take your pet to any vet you choose, or is there a preferred network of providers?