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TWC runs on volunteer power. Become part of our team! At TWC, no wild animal is forgotten - including at-risk turtles. Every life saved makes a big difference to the survival of their species. In this special short documentary created by our very own, watch (until the end, you won't regret it!) as our team does all they can to help each one.
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Wildlife Hospital. Providing medical care for wildlife requires skill and innovation: repairing a crushed turtle shell, diagnosing lead poisoning in a loon and suturing a laceration on a porcupine attacked by a dog is just an average day in the life of Toronto Wildlife Centre's veterinary team. With a dedicated team of wildlife veterinarians.
A baby animal parade at the Toronto Wildlife Centre
Published Jan. 9, 2024 11:05 a.m. PST. The Wildlife Haven Rehabilitation Centre took in 2,195 animals in 2023, including a starving, mangy fox. The fox arrived at the rescue in December, suffering.
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Donate - One Time Gift. Your contribution will provide medical care, comfortable enclosures, and nutritious food for thousands of animals every year.
Toronto Wildlife Centre is reminding residents to leave foxes alone
I found a sick or injured wild animal. I found a baby wild animal. I have a problem with a nuisance animal. Answers to your wildlife questions.
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Toronto Wildlife Centre (TWC) is a leader in the field of wildlife rescue, veterinary care, rehabilitation and education, providing a vital and unique service in Southern Ontario. A registered charity supported primarily by donations, TWC has grown into Canada's busiest wildlife centre - since opening in 1993, hundreds of thousands of people.
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Without their mother, they will die. Toronto Wildlife Centre receives hundreds of calls a year about baby raccoons, squirrels, and other wild animals who have been "orphaned" because someone trapped and relocated a "nuisance" animal. Sadly, we don't have the resources to take care of all of them, and many are turned away.
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TWC's mission is to build a healthy community for people and wildlife. As a registered charity, we are dedicated to the rescue and rehabilitation of sick, injured and orphaned wild animals, and.
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Helping you preserve Canada's wildlife. Our Mission is to bring Canada's wildlife community together. The Centre, a national hub in-the-making, will provide scientists, rehabilitators, students, and volunteers the best wildlife assessment, diagnostics, treatment, and care for animals using national standards of medical excellence; it will educate the public on how best to co-habit with urban.
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Toronto Wildlife Centre keeps saving families of geese from rooftops
Admitting approximately 5,000 sick, injured and orphaned animals a year and working with over 270 unique species, Toronto Wildlife Centre's wildlife rehabilitation facility is the busiest in the country. Working closely with the medical team, our rehabilitators ensure that animal patients have appropriate housing, nutrition, and opportunities.
Rare white squirrel on the mend at Toronto Wildlife Centre Toronto Star
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Veterinary Internship (2024-2025) Work Status: 1 year contract Location: Toronto Wildlife Centre - Downsview Park (4-60 Carl Hall Rd., Toronto) with plans to move within the year to the Rouge Park (6461 Steeles Ave. E., Toronto) Reports to: Toronto Wildlife Centre Head Veterinarian Salary: $38,000 per annum. Position Summary: This one-year veterinary internship, commencing July 2nd, 2024.
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Wildlife Hotline: 416-631-0662. Every day, people and wild animals are forced into closer and closer contact as wildlife habitat gives way to urban sprawl. The result is a rise in the number of wild animals harmed as a result of human actions. This is where we come in. Specially trained hotline staff handle 30,000 calls per year from residents.