By: Victoria Badham, Education and Outreach Thud – the gut-wrenching sound of a bird flying hard into a window. Thud. It’s estimated that 25 million birds die from window strikes…
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It is our goal to successfully treat as many sick and injured adult wild animals as possible and release them back to their home in the wild. However, it is...
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TWC is open every day from 9am – 6pm (including weekends and most holidays). If we are closed when you find the animal, please leave a message on our hotline…
Baby raccoon It can be tempting to try to raise an orphaned wild baby, like a squirrel or raccoon, especially when you are having difficulty finding a space for it...
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Baby cottontail rabbits Thank you for taking the time to rescue a wild animal. It is a selfless act and a critically important step in giving sick, injured and orphaned...
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For the last five years, Dave had been visiting and photographing a beautiful pair of great horned owls who live in a local park. But this year was particularly special;...
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Wildlife still need your help during this global pandemic… As part of our valued community of wildlife supporters, we’d like to let you know that during this COVID-19 crisis TWC…
By: Victoria Badham, Education & Outreach Manager, Toronto Wildlife Centre It’s March! Spring is only a few short weeks away and wild animals are already prepping for the next generation of…
By: Victoria Badham, Education & Outreach Manager, Toronto Wildlife Centre “There is something haunting in the light of the moon.” Joseph Conrad Halloween conjures up images of wild species associated with...
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By: Victoria Badham, Education & Outreach Manager, Toronto Wildlife Centre Our flighted friends will soon be leaving our backyards to head to their wintering grounds. Beneficial pollinators will prepare for hibernation....
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