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Pacific Science Center to Premiere 'Wild Rescue'

The Pacific Science Center, renowned for its commitment to science education and wildlife conservation, is set to introduce the IMAX® documentary Wild Rescue. This film, which depicts the intensive efforts of the Santa Barbara Wildlife Care Network (SBWCN), offers a glimpse into the emotional journeys of animals in need.

Scheduled for a special premiere on Saturday, November 20, 2025, the event will feature a Q&A session with Executive Producer Ariana Katovich, providing attendees with a unique opportunity to engage with the film's themes and insights.

A Look Inside the Documentary

Wild Rescue chronicles the intricate processes involved in rescuing, rehabilitating, and ultimately releasing injured or orphaned wildlife back into their natural habitats. With expert veterinary care depicted through state-of-the-art technology, the film shines a light on the dedication of the dedicated personnel at the SBWCN.

“We hope that through this documentary, audiences will not only see the incredible work being done at the SBWCN but also understand the importance of community support and wildlife conservation,” said Katovich. “It’s a narrative that resonates not just in California but globally.”

This documentary is part of a legacy of impactful films produced by Cosmic Picture, including titles like Superpower Dogs and Extreme Weather, aimed at fostering a sense of environmental responsibility among viewers. The SBWCN's newly established wildlife hospital has played a significant role in facilitating the rescue of over 4,000 animals annually, representing around 200 species, showcasing the urgency and breadth of their mission.

Premiere Event Details

The premiere event is designed to be both informative and engaging. Here’s the schedule for the day:

• - Doors Open: 11:00 a.m.
• - Program Starts: 11:30 a.m.
• - Film Starts: 11:50 a.m.
• - Q&A Session: 12:35 p.m.

Ticket Information

• - Pacific Science Center Members: Free admission on a first-come, first-served basis at the door.
• - Non-Members: $5, tickets available at the door while supplies last.

This premiere serves as an exclusive preview before the documentary's general release, allowing audiences to experience the film and the important messages it carries prior to its wider distribution. Katovich's expertise in nonprofit management and her leadership at SBWCN since 2017 underscores the organization’s commitment to wildlife care and education.

For those interested in wildlife, conservation, or simply a great cinematic experience, attending the Wild Rescue premiere at the Pacific Science Center promises to be an enlightening event.

For more details about the film and the Pacific Science Center, visit their official website. Join us in celebrating wildlife and learning about the significance of compassion and care in our ecosystems.