All Wildlife Care in Canada

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...

Elizabeth’s Wildlife Center. established in 1986, and became a non-profit organization in 1999. Elizabeth Melnick, founder and primary caregiver of the Center, is a qualified registered nurse and wildlife rehabilitator. What first began as a rescue center from her home, expanded into Elizabeth’s backyard with construction of aviaries and small housing facilities. Read more...

Wildlife Rescue Association of British Columbia. The Wildlife Rescue Association of BC was established in 1979 to rehabilitate wildlife affected by human activity and provide education to the public on co-existing with urban wildlife. Read more...

Medicine River Wildlife Centre. Providing care for injured, orphaned or compromised wildlife with the aim of returning them to appropriate wild habitats Promoting an understanding and respect of wildlife through educational programs available to individuals, groups, organizations, and communities Assisting Albertans in resolving wildlife conflict situations, resulting in a more peaceful co-existence with “problem wildlife” Conducting research in fostering wild Read more...

Alberta Institute For Wildlife Conservation  The Alberta Institute for Wildlife Conservation (AIWC) is a registered charity and non-profit society that has been operating since 1993. We are an accredited vet clinic through the Alberta Veterinary Medical Association, specifically dedicated to admitting injured and orphaned wildlife. We are located northwest of Calgary, Alberta, Canada and serve the Calgary region and southern Read more...