All Wildlife Care in Canada

Hope for Wildlife Society Since 1997, the Hope for Wildlife Society has helped over 20,000 injured and orphaned wild animals representing over 250 species. Animals admitted to the Hope for Wildlife Society receive medical care, food, shelter, and whatever else is needed to ensure a successful return to the wild. Read more...

Prairie Wildlife Rehabilitation Centre We at PWRC want to provide the best care possible for injured, sick and orphaned wildlife in Manitoba. We also educate the public about wildlife issues through our educational program. Read more...

Wildlife Haven Rehabilitation Centre Wildlife Haven Rehabilitation Centre has been rehabilitating injured, sick and orphaned wildlife for their return to the wild since 1984. We are a volunteer-driven, registered charity that has cared for over 35,000 wildlife who play a vital role in the ecological and biological processes that are essential to life itself. Read more...

Toronto Wildlife Centre is a charitable wildlife rescue organization providing medical treatment and rehabilitative care to sick, injured and orphaned wild animals found by members of the public. Since opening in 1993, more than 80,000 wild animals representing over 270 different species have been admitted for care. With help from our volunteers and donors, Toronto Wildlife Centre has grown into Read more...

NATIONAL WILDLIFE REHABILITATION FOUNDATION, Since 1990, we have helped to rescue and rehabilitate over 3,000 wild mammals. Read more...

Sandy Pines Wildlife Centre. Sandy Pines Wildlife Centre (SPWC) has been in operation for nearly 20 years, since 1990, and became a registered charity on January 1st, 2002. Founder and President Sue Meech is licensed provincially by the Ministry of Natural Resources and federally by Canadian Wildlife Services to provide care and shelter for wildlife. SPWC has provided an incredible Read more...