Wildlife

Fox

Not only do we see domestic pets, we are happy to treat our wild friends too!

When it comes to our wildlife patients, our goal is to treat only animals that have come by their illness or injury as a result of human contact or cause.

This little guy came to see us with a superficial gunshot wound. Fortunately for him, no vital organs were hit, which we confirmed with radiographs. He spent a few days in our care receiving some TLC, fluids, food and a comfy bed to heal up in!

This very lucky dude is feeling MUCH better and was released back into the wild!

Owl

Did you know we currently triage injured wild patients and work with wildlife rehabilitation centres in Alberta to help these animals make it back home?

This cute little boreal owl stayed very briefly with us while recovering from a head injury. We made sure he had a full tummy before releasing him back into the wild.

Rescuer's name:*

Email:*

Phone:

Address:

Date/Time of capture:

Location found:
(Address/Street Intersection/City/Country)

Did you feed the animal(s)? If yes, what?

Did it eat the food?

History - what can you tell us about finding the animal? How did it behave? Do you know how it was injured or orphaned? Were there other animals around it?

In the case of rabies vector species, did you or your pet have contact with or receive injury from this animal?

Any additional comments?

Wildlife

Fox

Not only do we see domestic pets, we are happy to treat our wild friends too!

Owl