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The baby needs help! What
should I do?
Baby songbirds need specialized care to give them the best chances
at survival in the wild.
Unfortunately,
due to an overwhelming volume of calls and admissions, Toronto
Wildlife Centre is not able to admit any baby songbirds until
further notice. There are a few wildlife rehabilitators outside
of the Toronto area that specialize in songbird care that may be
able to admit the babies if they have room. Please note that
most rehabilitators, including the ones listed below, do not
have the resources to pick up animals. You will have to
transport the baby to them if they are able to take it. These
rehabilitators also operate solely on donations to provide care
for wildlife, so please consider making a donation to help them
continue their work. You can also contact your district office
of the Ministry of Natural Resources or Canadian Wildlife
Services for a current list of wildlife rehabilitators nearest
you who work with songbirds.
Wildlife rehabilitators that may be able to help:
OSPCA Midland (705) 534-4350
(Located in Midland)
Erie Wildlife Rescue (519) 969-3919
(Accepting animals from Essex county only)
Sandy Pines Wildlife Centre (613) 354-0264
(Located in Napanee and accepting birds from east of Toronto)
S.O.A.R. (Songbirds only Avian Rehabilitation) (519)
856-4510(Located in Rockwood and accepting birds from west of
Toronto)
If bringing the bird to a rehabilitator is not an option or they are
not able to admit the baby, contact your municipal animal services
office to pick up the animal or deliver it to them for humane
euthanasia.
I don’t want the baby to be humanely euthanized (put to sleep). How
can
I raise it myself?
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make a donation |
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Donate online!
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tax receipt.
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for more information, or
to learn how to donate via mail or by phone
Charitable Registration Number:
14114 6290 RR0001
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