The SPCA Monterey County Wildlife Rescue and Rehabilitation Center recently set a new record, caring for 172 rescued wild animals in a single day, which is the highest number in its history, the organization announced last week. 

As of Wednesday, the center was treating 133 injured, sick, or orphaned animals, including raccoons, hawks, owls, skunks, rabbits, and numerous songbirds and seabirds, SPCA noted. 

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