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We are hosting a baby shower! Every year, we accept thousands of animals, many of whom are orphaned babies. In the coming weeks, we'll be posting, live streaming, and sharing a snapshot of these baby patients with you. Facebook live streams will be hosted on Tuesdays...
You're invited to a virtual wildlife baby shower! Join us online for the month of June to meet the babies in care at Calgary Wildlife. Every year, we accept thousands of animals, many of whom are orphaned babies. In the coming weeks, we'll be posting, live streaming...
Calgary Wildlife would like to thank Calgary Foundation and another anonymous foundation for donating the necessary funding to purchase a new X-Ray machine. Calgary Wildlife is a fully functional veterinary hospital that is certified by the Alberta Veterinary Medical Association (ABVMA). Dedicated to providing professional...
Calgary Wildlife is currently seeking two new volunteers to join the Board of Directors as President and Vice-President. The Calgary Wildlife board is a working board for a small organization, which means we do more than simply oversee operations – we also roll up our sleeves...
Here at Calgary Wildlife we are gearing up to our busy spring season, where every year we take in hundreds of abandon or orphaned animals to rehabilitate them and release back into the wild. As a charity and non-profit, Calgary Wildlife relies on support from the...
Spring is baby season for wildlife around Calgary. Every year Calgary Wildlife takes in hundreds of injured or abandoned wildlife to rehabilitate with the goal of being released back into the wild. Calgary Wildlife's Director of Animal Care, Mel Whalen, joined Krys on CJ92 radio for...
Event: Building bat friendly communities April 17, 2021 7:00 pm - 8:30 pm Virtual event (zoom) Calgary Wildlife and The Alberta Community Bat Program have partnered to offer a unique informative and interactive evening on bat education. Bats play an important role in our ecosystem, join us on April...
Global Calgary stopped by Calgary Wildlife to learn more about out resident Canadian Goose, Angel, and her role in supporting injured and abandon goslings. Watch the full interview here....
On November 19th, 2020 a great horned owl with an injured eye, that had been rescued by a member of the public in Duchess, Alberta was transported to Calgary Wildlife by one of our volunteers. Upon arrival to Calgary Wildlife, our team of wildlife rehabilitators performed...
Update: As of December 14, we are thrilled to announce that donations will be matched up to $25,000 thanks to another generous community donor. ______________________________________________________________________ This holiday season, your donations to Calgary Wildlife can go further. Thanks to a generous community donor, all donations made up to...