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Releases Recovered Wildlife
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Provides Food & Shelter
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Offers Outreach & Education
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Rehabilitates Wildlife
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Provides Medical Treatment
Calgary Wildlife Rehabilitation Society
The Calgary Wildlife Rehabilitation Society (CWRS) is dedicated to treating injured and orphaned wildlife, providing valuable outreach and education services to the community and engaging all volunteers in motivational work and skill building experience.
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Contact CWRSFeatured News & Events
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Press for Red Fox & Snowy Owls
Simon, Aurora and Beaky have received quite a lot of press surrounding their relocation to the Assiniboine Zoo, including Global TV, CTV, CBC and the Winnipeg Free Press. They are just media darlings!
Global coverage on June 5, 2013
CTV coverage on June 5, 2013
CBC coverage on June 6, 2013 -
Red Fox kit given a second chance
A rescued Red Fox Kit, Simon, who has been diligently cared by the Calgary Wildlife Rehabilitation Society, is flying to Manitoba today to be part of Assiniboine Zoo’s education program and zoo collection.
CWRS Video – Simon the Red Fox
This is the best possible outcome for this young fox that came in so vulnerable and in need of critical care. CWRS would like to acknowledge with gratitude the collaborative efforts of local veterinarians, Fish & Wildlife and the Assiniboine Zoo. -
GHO Release!
Our latest surgical patient has been released! This female Great Horned Owl came to us with a fractured ulna after being hit by a c-train. Thanks to the great efforts of our staff veterinarian Dr. Owen with assistance from Dr. Miller from Royal Oak Veterinary Clinic, this beauty was able to be on her way. As always we are grateful to our staff and volunteers for their valuable help during her recovery. We wish her luck in the wild!
Photo Credit: Owen Slater
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