TORONTO: May 12, 2017 – In Canada’s largest urban region, wild animals and people are forced to coexist. Many times, it’s the animals that are the casualties, as their lives…
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One can only imagine what its like to be a wild baby who has lost their family. Cold, hungry and dehydrated, they would search for anything familiar. This search had…
Toronto Wildlife Centre is starting to fill up with babies including three baby mourning doves, 33 baby grey squirrels, 18 baby cottontails, 14 baby raccoons, many baby pigeons and 1…
Toronto Wildlife Centre’s rescue team is looking to match their expert skill with the latest technology to help more animals, more efficiently. The rescue team wants to help animals fast…
Catherine found this long-tailed duck on February 18th when she witnessed him crash land onto the pavement. Although it is uncommon, this time of year long-tailed ducks sometimes confuse wet…
November 12, 1977 – February 1, 2017 With profound sadness, we announce the tragic passing of Julia Coey on February 1, 2017 peacefully and with her family by her side….
Your phone call could be what makes the difference! Thank you so much for all you do to help wildlife by supporting Toronto Wildlife Centre’s work! Would you consider also…
This holiday season, there are over 200 wild animals being cared for by Toronto Wildlife Centre’s hard working staff and volunteers. Among them are thirteen young red-tailed hawks; the most…
Bryan found this injured red-necked grebe in a parking lot in Stouffville on a cold evening this November. Being in a parking lot is very unusual for a grebe….
Species at risk, like this peregrine falcon, are regularly admitted at Toronto Wildlife Centre - the only hospital for wildlife in the Greater Toronto Area You may have heard of...
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