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The rescue, rehabilitation and release of a northern saw-whet owl at the Calgary wildlife rehabilitation society

Raven patient rehabilitated and released at Calgary Wildlife.

On May 28th, we welcomed a rare and beautiful long-eared owl into our care. Almost exactly one month later, it was ready to be released back to its original location, a moment we eagerly anticipated. This majestic bird had been found injured and stunned in a back alley, appearing very quiet and seemingly unable to see from either eye when it first arrived at our facility. If only our patients could share their stories, we might better understand the ordeal this owl had endure

These five baby eastern grey squirrels came to Calgary Wildlife after their mother had been relocated. Unfortunately, the nest of babies...

On May 22nd, 2022, a red fox kit (Vulpes Vulpes) was admitted to Calgary Wildlife orphaned. The member of the public who found the kit...

Patient Spotlight: This patient came to us earlier in the year and was our 214th intake of 2022. This Great Grey Owl originally came into our care after being found suspected to be struck by a car on April 14th, 2022. Upon intake, this Grey Grey had some bruising behind its ears and severe trauma to his right eye, including a corneal ulcer and scar. On April 29th, just 15 days later, our veterinarian performed surgery to remove the right eye. The surgery went very well, and b