Toronto Wildlife Centre

We had a family of geese nest on our Terrace at work and due to the nature of the Terrace they were trapped. We also had a group of employees with good intentions but bad ideas.
Toronto wildlife was highly responsive and professional. Fantastic organization. I highly recommend that you support them with your time or money.

Recently I discovered an injured bird by my home. I wanted to help, but didn’t know what to do.
I searched on line and found this place. After following their instructions on line, I put the bird in a ventilated box and took it to their office.
Already anxious about the whole situation, I had no idea what to expect when I got there because I have never rescued a wild animal before.
I discovered…
1. Some of the nicest people on earth who truly care for local wildlife. They told me the type of bird and gave me helpful tips for the next time I discover injured wildlife.
2. An amazingly clean facility that has a viewing window where you can see some of the rescued animals.
3. Professionalism and knowledge about local wildlife that gave me a deeper respect for animals and the great people who care for them.
4. A board at the desk that tells you the type and number of animals they have rescued this year.
Toronto is very fortunate to have a place like this. I am on board!

The folks here are incredible. I have been a volunteer driver for them in the past and dropped off many small animals as well as a large owl. Despite being so busy and up to their ears in injured and orphaned wildlife, they still have the patience to be kind and friendly to the public. Not only are they saviours to the wild animals who’ve had unfortunate encounters with humans and human made problems, they take the time to educate the public on «wildlife issues» and offer advice on how to handle what people consider to be wildlife «pests» in the most humane ways possible.
There are times when they are unable to take an animal due to space constraints but they make an effort to find an alternative.
If you encounter a wild animal in distress or if you have a skunk living under your porch or other animal taking over your property, I urge you to give these folks a call… oh and donate!!! Give them your money!