Looking for a thoughtful, unique, and beneficial gift for an animal lover?
Wildlife Rescue’s Fur & Feathers adoption program is a tangible way to help one of the thousands of animals that require immediate assistance every year. Caring for wild animals is expensive; a single patient costs around $220 to care for! This cost includes natural, protein-rich foods, enrichment, heating pads and incubators, medications, supplements, expert care and health monitoring.
Your symbolic adoption gives the gift of life, providing care from dawn to dusk to animals in need.
With a few simple steps, you will be able to generate an Adoption Certificate for yourself or a wildlife enthusiast in your life. Please pick the wildlife of your choice and fill in the online payment form. We will email you a confirmation with a link to generate your certificate. Once you are satisfied with your Adoption Certificate you can download and share it digitally or print and mail it to a loved one!
Each adoption includes:
- An Adoption certificate (Preview)
- Species information
- Charitable tax receipt
Choose an animal to adopt below!
Anna's Hummingbird$35Read More Anna’s Hummingbirds may be common along the Pacific Coast, but they are always a treat to see. They have iridescent emerald feathers and rose-pink throats, often referred to as “flying jewelry”. | Downy Woodpecker$35Read More The Downy Woodpecker is one of the smaller woodpeckers, even joining in flocks of chickadees and nuthatches. |
Common Loon$35Read More Common Loons are a lovely sight on the lake, with their piercing red eyes and black and white feathers. | Great Blue Heron$35Read More The Great Blue Heron is one of the loveliest birds to catch sight of in the wild, with their distinct stance, motionless and intense. | Cooper's Hawk$35Read More The Cooper’s Hawk is ranked among the world’s most talented flyers, soaring agilely through cluttered tree canopies. |
Northern Pygmy-Owl$35Read More The Northern Pygmy-Owl may be small in size, but it makes up for this with its talented hunting. | Douglas Squirrel$35Read More Douglas Squirrels are relatively small, measuring about 30 cm, of which nearly half is their tail. | Snowshoe Hare$35Read More Snowshoe Hares are found in every province and territory in Canada. |
Baby Bird (Altricial)$35Read More Spring heralds the start of baby bird season at Wildlife Rescue, with several hundred orphaned or injured babies being admitted in just a
few months. | Mallard Duckling$35Read More On average, two hundred Mallard ducklings are brought into Wildlife Rescue every year! |
