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experiencing a conflict?

Call our hotline 1-800-930-1087

Are you or anyone you know experiencing a conflict? The solution may just be a phone call away.

Please leave a voicemail if your call isn't answered. 

Our team will get back to you as soon as possible.


You can also email us at

 director@cougarconservancy.org


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California Department of Fish & Wildlife

California Department of Fish & Wildlife

California Department of Fish & Wildlife

  • Wildlife Incident Reporting (WIR) System


  • Report a poacher
    Report online or by text
    or call Cal-TIP toll-free:1-888-334-2258 


  • Living with Wildlife FAQ

Report burned wildlife

California Department of Fish & Wildlife

California Department of Fish & Wildlife

Our team was part of the first ever rescue, rehabilitation, and release of a wild cougar in the state of California in 2020. Researchers and veterinarians are now taking a statewide approach at responding to injured wildlife after wildfire events. If you find an injured cougar, you can call the Cougar Conservancy's Conflict Hotline. For other wildlife, call the Wildlife Disaster Network where they can refer you to a facility near you who is able to treat burn patients. 


Wildlife Disaster Network

1-800-WHC-OIL-9 (1-800-942-6459)

Cougar Conservancy

Los Angeles, California, USA

(800) 930-1087

The Cougar Conservancy is in affiliation with Social and Environmental Entrepreneurs (SEE) a non-profit charity exempt from federal income tax under Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code.

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