Wildlife Rescue is always in need of a few set items in order to cleanly maintain and run the animal care program. With this support we are able to care for thousands of injured, orphaned, and pollution-damaged wildlife annually right here in Metro Vancouver!
If you or anyone you know have extra items laying around the house, take a look at our Wish List and see if it’s something we’re in need of. You’d be surprised what’s useful to us!
Requests for tax receipts for in-kind donations must be accompanied by an original sales receipt with a value for the items. If you would like to request a tax receipt, please provide your full name and address when making the donation.
Towels, hand towels, and small cloths (new or used)
Bleach
Q-Tips
Gift certificates for:
Any local grocery store, drug store, hardware store or pet store
Pet Food
Not in need at the moment.
Nutritional Formulas
The following products have been chosen to provide the best nutrition for our young patients. They have sensitive diets that rely on these special formulas:
Kaytee Exact Hand Feeding Formula for Baby Birds
Rowdy Bush Formula 3
Vitamins & Supplements
Calcium Carbonate
Vitamin B1
Grizzly Salmon Oil
Outdoor Supplies
3/4-inch plywood (new, full sheets)
Lumber (new, 8ft., 2×4, 4×4, 2×2)
Medical Supplies
If you have prescribed veterinary medications or products to donate, please contact us and we would be happy to determine whether they could be of use in our hospital.
Misc
GoPro Camera
Magnetic White Boards (new or used)
Large clear storage containers with lids
High visibility vests
Hard hats
Soft-sided pet kennels (not in need of hard-sided kennels at the moment)
Thank you for supporting the Wildlife Rescue Association of BC!
Didn’t see an item listed you think we may want? If you do, or have any questions, please contact us at 604-526-2747 or email us at giving@wildliferescue.ca.
Support Us
Since 1979 more than 135,000 animals have been treated by Wildlife Rescue.
Thanks to the support of individuals like you, Wildlife Rescue can provide a lifeline for animals in distress.
We’d love to stay in touch! Sign up below to hear more about our work with injured and vulnerable animals of BC.
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