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...
Ontario Nature protects wild species and wild spaces through conservation, education and public engagement. Ontario Nature is a charitable organization representing more than 30,000 members and supporters and more than 150 member groups from across Ontario. Since it was established as the Federation of Ontario Naturalists in 1931, Ontario Nature has been a champion for nature in Ontario. Read more...
Wildlife Conservation Society (WCS) Canada was incorporated as a conservation organization in Canada in 2004. The mission of WCS Canada is to conserve wildlife and wild places by understanding the issues, developing science-based solutions, and working with others to carry out conservation actions across Canada. WCS Canada is distinguished from other environmental organizations through our role in generating science through 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...
Ontario wildlife rescue. Our primary goal is to connect people who have found injured or orphaned wild animals with those who can look after them and get them back into the wilds. Through a network of rehabilitators (government word for people who help wild animals) and wildlife centres across Ontario we try to save as may wild animals as possible. Read more...
