Need more wildlife advice?
Please fill out our online Request for Assistance Form; using this form and uploading photos helps us assess your situation more quickly.
- Is it a good idea to feed wildlife?
- Can I keep a wild animal as a pet?
- How do I find out about an animal I brought to your centre?
- I saw an animal I don’t recognize in my yard—is it dangerous?
- Can I get diseases from wildlife?
- Is the bird I’ve found an orphaned baby or injured adult small bird?
- What should I do with the egg(s) I found?
- I can’t find a rehabilitator for the wild baby I have found – what do I do?
- Why can’t I raise an orphaned wild baby?
- I found an animal who needs help but TWC is closed – what do I do?
- Where can I find other wildlife rehabilitators in Ontario?
- Why are you recommending euthanasia?
- How can I keep wildlife and my pet cat safe outdoors?
Otherwise, call our Wildlife Hotline at (416) 631-0662 and leave a message with your questions. Please note that during the busiest times of year (usually April-October), we may not be able to return non-urgent calls.
The Humane Society of the United States (HSUS) website also has a lot of great information about some of our wild neighbours.
