What if you were hit by a car and nobody stopped to help you?

Countless wild animals are injured every day by their intersection with human activity; caught in barbed wire, electrocuted on power lines, attacked by pets, caught in cruel traps, and more. At Calgary Wildlife, we believe that every life has value and we provide a second chance for these animals to live their lives in the wild where they belong.

The Calgary Wildlife Rehabilitation Society runs an accredited wildlife clinic with the mission of rehabilitating and releasing injured and orphaned wildlife back to their natural habitat. Every year we receive close to 3000 injured or orphaned wild animals and respond to thousands of wildlife-related calls from the public. 

We can continue their care, but only with your help

Our Mission

The Calgary Wildlife Rehabilitation Society is dedicated to treating injured and orphaned wildlife. Our end goal is their successful release, healthy and strong back into the wild. We also provide valuable outreach and education services to the community, groups and schools, and engage all of our volunteers in motivational work and skill building experiences.

Our mandate:

- Treat injured and orphaned wildlife for return to their natural habitat.

- Enable volunteers to contribute a community service while acquiring new skills.

- Provide public education through school visits, presentations, displays and lectures.

- Conduct studies into the causes of increasing incidents of wildlife injuries, and the effectiveness of other CWRS programs.

- Increase public awareness and positive public relations for the participants and supporters of this win-win facility.

About CALGARY WILDLIFE REHABILITATION SOCIETY.

The Calgary Wildlife Rehabilitation Society is a non-profit charitable organization located in Northwest Calgary. We rehabilitate injured and orphaned wildlife in and around the City of Calgary, and all Southern Alberta regions.