You made a difference in the lives of wild animals like these two red foxes who were admitted with serious cases of mange. After emergency medical care to stabilize them,…
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TWC’s trained staff and volunteers provide more than 43,000 individual hand feedings annually – and that’s just for squirrels! When squirrels are born, they are blind and naked. Mother squirrels…
Every day more animals arrive at Toronto Wildlife Centre (TWC) in need of help; animals like the injured beaver found yesterday by police or the beautiful woodpecker who was attacked…
Rouge National Urban Park, Canada’s only national urban park, are hosting a photography exhibition highlighting the incredible work of their first ever Photographer-in-Residence, Heike Reuse of OCAD University. “Heike’s images help…
TWC’s Wildlife Emergency Hotline is a vital service that provides expert advice to members of the public on wildlife situations 365 days a year. The hotline is one of TWC’s…
Happy Thanksgiving! With your support, over 4500 sick, injured and orphaned wild animals have been helped since last thanksgiving. Thank you!
Money raised by Wild Ball, TWC’s signature fundraising gala, will give thousands of injured, sick and orphaned wild animals a second chance at a healthy life in the wild. Some…
Acton's caring community has been diligently following a family of foxes suffering from mange. This weekend, they managed to catch one of the kits, and called Toronto Wildlife Centre for...
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Adding a bird bath to your garden and keeping it full of fresh water can make a big difference for wildlife when temperatures soar. As well as taking a drink,...
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The frequenters of Douglas Kennedy Park, including photographer David Mew watched this family of swans, from the birth of their first cygnet until the family with seven babies was actively...
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