Search Results for: wildlife
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December 29, 2025
How to keep cats and wildlife safe around cars in wintertime
While cars pose risks to animals year-round, extra precautions should be taken during the cold, dark winter months. From the dangers of being hit on the road to the hazards of seeking shelter in the wrong places, cats and wildlife are often at risk around cars. Fortunately, there are several ways we can help protect […]
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October 28, 2025
Keep wildlife in mind when you’re on the road
Every year, thousands of wild animals are taken to wildlife rehabilitation centres across the province because they require care for an injury. In many cases, they are injured when they are stuck by a vehicle. To coexist with wildlife, consider the enormous hardships these intelligent and fascinating wild species encounter because so much of their […]
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October 17, 2025
What to do when you encounter wildlife in your community
As our cities expand, it’s becoming increasingly common to spot raccoons, skunks, squirrels, foxes and other wildlife in urban areas. These animals are highly adaptable and have learned to thrive in neighbourhoods, taking advantage of food and shelter sources provided, often unintentionally, by people. While seeing wildlife can be exciting, it’s important to remember that these animals are best left wild. Here’s what you can do to […]
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August 12, 2025
The impact of light pollution on wildlife and how we can help
Light pollution is often seen as a problem for humans, disrupting our sleep and spoiling our view of the night sky. However, did you know light pollution can also span beyond urban areas into the natural world? Wildlife, particularly nocturnal animals, rely on darkness for navigation, hunting, mating, and migration. The intrusion of artificial light […]
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July 13, 2025
Protecting lawns and gardens from wildlife
‘Tis the season for gardening! But what do you do if you keep finding your lawn or gardens dug up? We’re here to help, with tips for handling the curious or hungry wildlife exploring your garden. As more and more of their habitat gets destroyed each year, wildlife face enormous hardships. Each year they are […]
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June 13, 2025
Why balloons are dangerous to pets and wildlife
Summer brings baby showers, graduations, wedding season and many other outdoor celebrations in abundance. These events also bring a plethora of balloons, which can pose potential threats to your companion animals and to wildlife. In this blog we’ll share why balloons are dangerous to pets and wildlife, and how to protect your furry friends and […]
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May 26, 2025
Why feeding wildlife does more harm than good
It may feel like a kind gesture to offer food to wildlife. Leaving out a few peanuts for the squirrels, bread for ducks, or even raw veggies for the rabbits might seem innocent, but feeding wild animals can lead to serious consequences for both the animals and our communities. Unnatural diets, unnatural problems Wild animals […]
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April 25, 2025
Who can you call about orphaned/injured wildlife?
If you came across orphaned or injured wildlife, would you know what to do? This is the time of year when you could come across a wild animal in distress, and we want to ensure you have all the information you need to help them. Important note Whenever young animals or birds are found, an […]
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February 13, 2025
How to keep cats and wildlife safe around cars in wintertime
While cars pose risks to animals year-round, extra precautions should be taken during the cold, dark winter months. From the dangers of being hit on the road to the hazards of seeking shelter in the wrong places, cats and wildlife are often at risk around cars. Fortunately, there are several ways we can help protect […]
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July 19, 2024
Living with wildlife: Birds
To coexist with wildlife, consider the enormous hardships these intelligent and fascinating wild species encounter due to the destruction of their habitat. Each year they are forced into closer contact with humans and must compete with us for food, shelter and space. With a little understanding, patience and a few precautions, we can all enjoy […]
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September 19, 2023
Keep wildlife in mind when you’re on the road
Every year, thousands of wild animals are taken to wildlife rehabilitation centres across the province because they require care for an injury. In many cases, they are injured when they are stuck by a vehicle. To coexist with wildlife, consider the enormous hardships these intelligent and fascinating wild species encounter because so much of their […]
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June 7, 2022
Living with Wildlife: Raccoons
Raccoons are known for their ‘bandit-masked’ face and ringed tail. They are very adaptable and only require food, water and shelter to be satisfied. While they are nocturnal animals, they are sometimes active in the daytime.
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