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From swimming to dam-building, Calgary Wildlife prepares orphaned beavers to survive and shape the landscapes they call home.

The term habituation is often used in wildlife rehabilitation and refers to an animal becoming accustomed to humans. For instance, a bird...

Our primary mission at the Calgary Wildlife Rehabilitation Society is to rehabilitate and release wildlife back into the wild.

 Adhering to strict PPE standards ensures maximum protection for our patients, team, and prevents the spread of disease.

The Calgary Wildlife Rehabilitation Society is celebrating an exciting and unexpected event: the birth of two silver-haired bat pups. The...

Why wildlife might not be accepted at Calgary Wildlife.

Euthanasia, despite its heaviness, is an important topic to discuss when it comes to wildlife rehabilitation.

As a rehabilitation centre, our goal is to always release sick and injured animals back to their natural habitat after recovery, but in a...

Have you ever wondered what happens after an animal is admitted to Calgary Wildlife? Well wonder no further! As animals, especially...

Calgary Wildlife not only takes in patients from the wild, but also provides a home to many species at our site. Built on the outskirts...

As a rehabilitation centre, our goal is to always release sick and injured animals back to their natural habitat after recovery. In a few...