Wildlife Rescue assists wildlife during all phases of care including the rescue, transport and release of injured and orphaned wildlife.
Rescue
Wildlife Rescue’s involvement starts with wildlife in distress. The Rescue program has trained volunteers to assist the public with capture and containment of injured wildlife in challenging scenarios. Whether it’s a heron trapped in netting or a family of goslings stuck on an urban highrise, there are various situations where Wildlife Rescue can assist!
Transport
With more than 6,000 patients coming to us annually, we rely on the public to bring injured wildlife to our facility whenever possible. If it’s not possible, please contact us as we have trained volunteers on-call to assist with transport.
Release
The release of an animal after rehabilitation is the most rewarding part of our operations. Wildlife is always returned to appropriate local habitat.
To ask for our assistance, please call the Wildlife Helpline: (604) 526-7275
Release of 40 Mallard ducks
Support Us
Since 1979 more than 140,000 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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