Patient Update: Muskrat
One of our previous long-term patients was a muskrat who overwintered at Calgary Wildlife. The muskrat was brought in after being caught...
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Calgary Wildlife
- Sep 14
Patient Update: Black-billed Magpies
This summer, Calgary Wildlife was in for a surprise, with a shipment of black billed magpies from the Wildlife Rescue Association of BC!...
Calgary Wildlife
- Aug 31
Patient Update: Eastern Grey Squirrels
During the spring and summer it is very common for nests to be disrupted by natural causes like storms and wind as well as human...
Calgary Wildlife
- Apr 27
Turtley Amazing Patient!
A beautiful Western Painted Turtle was brought into Calgary Wildlife after being kept in captive care as a pet for ten years. He was...
Calgary Wildlife
- Apr 21
Crawling Into Care
These Western Tiger Salamanders came to the Calgary Wildlife team last year. Though found separately and at different times, they were...
Calgary Wildlife
- Apr 13
Nutty New Patients!
These five baby eastern grey squirrels came to Calgary Wildlife after their mother had been relocated. Unfortunately, the nest of babies...
Calgary Wildlife
- Mar 31
Going Wild!
One of our patients is getting nice and strong for release in the future. The Calgary Wildlife team received a call in early September...
Calgary Wildlife
- Mar 13
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...
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...
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