Bobcat Patient Running Free
This bobcat was one of our patients from early summer 2022. She was found alone on the train tracks near the community of Strathcona Park...
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Calgary Wildlife
- Feb 20
Ready For Release
Calgary Wildlife welcomed these young fawns into our care over the summer of 2022. A young White-Tailed Deer was the first to be admitted...
Calgary Wildlife
- Feb 15
Back To The Wild!
This grumpy little friend was found as an orphan outside the Calgary International Airport on April 30th, 2022. After visiting our...
Calgary Wildlife
- Jan 29
Northern Long-eared Owl
On November 1st, 2022, a northern long-eared owl (Asio otus) was admitted to Calgary Wildlife unable to stand. On examination, our team...
Calgary Wildlife
- Jan 25
Red Foxes
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...
Calgary Wildlife
- Jan 12
"Bobbi" the Bobcat
Day One After a few days of staking out, tracking her steps, and strategically placing a trap, we were finally able to capture the bobcat...
Calgary Wildlife
- Dec 30, 2022
Ferruginous Hawk
A concerned member of the public brought this Ferruginous Hawk to us in the middle of summer after being found unable to fly with an old...
Calgary Wildlife
- Dec 18, 2022
Great Grey Owl
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...
Calgary Wildlife
- Dec 4, 2022
American Porcupine
About the patient: This is one of our previous long-term patients, the North American Porcupine! He was patient number 555 in 2021 and...
Calgary Wildlife
- Mar 27, 2021
The Ideal Mother Goose
In the news: ‘The ideal mother goose’ takes goslings in distress under her wing On March 24, 2021, Global Calgary stopped by Calgary...
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