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Wildlife Rehab

Photo Gallery 1

Click on the images from the Wildlife Rehab Centre for a larger view.

View of the treetops
Lots of open space
Kitchen facilities
View of the treetops
Lots of open space
Kitchen facilities
Entrance to Wild Mammals room
Caring for wild birds
English Pouter pigeon
Entrance to Mammals room
Caring for wild birds
English Pouter pigeon
No ugly duckling
Plenty of mouths to feed!
Gosling
No ugly duckling
Plenty of mouths to feed!
Gosling
Can I fly yet?
Young raccoon Follow the leader
Can I fly yet?
Young raccoon
Follow the leader
Young chipmunk
Older gosling
Adolescent raccoons
Karen, feeding a baby chipmunk
Older gosling
Adolescent raccoons
On a tin roof (1)
On a tin roof (2)
On a tin roof (3)
On a tin roof - one...
...two...
...and three
Climbing excercises
On a tin roof (4)
Baby squirrel
Climbing excercises
Relaxing on a nice day
Feeding time for baby squirrels
Groundhog Day
...at the wildlife rehab centre!
Building a duck pen and pond
Groundhog Day...
...at the wildlife rehab centre!
Will, building a duck pen and pond
Baby skunk
Grooming time - for Abigail!
A place to rest
Baby skunk
Grooming time - for Abigail!
A place to rest
A nest of rabbits
City birds
...and a sea bird!
A nest of baby rabbits
City birds...
...and a sea bird!

More Wildlife Photo Galleries

  • Wildlife Photo Gallery 1
  • Wildlife Photo Gallery 2
  • Wildlife Photo Gallery 3
  • Wildlife Photo Gallery 4

  • The Society's Wildlife Rehabilitation Department cares for injured and immature animals. The Toronto Humane Society has cared for a variety of wild animals such as owls, hawks, deer, foxes, beavers, and raccoons. We have the expertise and knowledge to help rehabilitate these animals. The Shelter has both indoor and outdoor facilities to keep our wild animals safe.

    For more information call: 416.392.2273

    Hours of Operation: Seasonal.

     

     
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