Vancouver Island Wildlife Rehabilitation Centres

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Wildlife Rehabilitators Network of British Columbia

 

Location Name Phone Email Victoria WildARC 250-478-9453 Description: The Wild Animal Rehabilitation Centre provides rescue and rehabilitation services to wild animals on Southern Vancouver Island in British Columbia, Canada. Wild ARC staff and volunteers treat injured and orphaned animals with the aim of reintroducing them back into our 30,000 sq.km (12,000 sq.mi.) of wilderness. SaltSpring Island Island Wildlife Natural Care Centre 250-537-0777 Description: The only marine mammal (seals, sea lions) facility outside of the Vancouver Aquarium in B.C. Specializes in the holistic treatment of all wild birds (songbirds, raptors, waterbirds), water mammals and some land mammals. Nanaimo Second Chance Wildlife Centre 250-616-8888 Description: We provide wildlife rescue and long term rehabilitation for Vancouver Island wildlife, anywhere north of greater Victoria. The centre specializes in permanent, humane and cost-effective solutions for problem wildlife. Our primary goal is the rescue, triage, transport and care for at risk, sick, injured or orphaned wildlife. Gabriola Island   GROWLS Gabriola Rescue Of Wild Life Society 250-247-7415 Description: non-profit organization dedicated to the transportation of sick, injured, orphaned or abandoned wildlife, education and the preservation of wildlife habitat. Mail: 1430 Harrison Way, Gabriola Island, British Columbia, V0R 1X2 Other Contacts: (Darlene) wk: 250-247-9778, (Liz) 250-247-8805, cell 250-619-0444, (Joan) 250-247-8307 Errington North Island Wildlife Recovery Centre (250)248-8534 Description: Specializes Raptors and black bears, has public viewing of resident animals. Courtenay Mountainaire Avian Rescue 1-800-304-9968 Description: Specializes in indigenous wild bird rehabilitation. Vancouver Island Ministry of Water, Air & Land Protection Description: Wildlife inventory and management in the Ministry of Water, Land and Air Protection, Vancouver Island Region.

For more links and information, visit the
Wildlife Rehabilitators Network of British Columbia