I thought I would share this with you all, in case anybody may have an interest in this... I received an e-mail from the Toronto Wildlife Centre a couple weeks ago stating that they are having an Open House on October 16th and 17th, from 9am to 6pm. I am not certain what happens with an open house. I assume some information seminars, tours of the centre and maybe meet some of their "guests".
I think this is a great opportunity for all wildlife lovers in the GTA to come see what the centre is all about. Maybe you didn't know such a place existed? They could use the help from anyone through volunteers, financial aid and other donations (blankets, food, cages possibly, etc... I have misplaced my list).
I've been to the centre a few times over the summer, turning in a wounded Pigeon, borrowing a Squirrel cage to catch a badly injured Squirrel, and the latest being I brought a Blackpoll Warbler in who had flown into a wall.
One afternoon someone came in with 90 approx. migratory birds who were survivors of building/condo window accidents in the downtown area.
I read about a Beaver who was brought down from Muskoka about a month ago. It seems he was shot in the face. They had high hopes on rehabilitating/releasing him the last I heard.
So, I thought I would pass this on to those who might be interested.
I haven't seen anything on the website, but as I said, I got an e-mail, and an invite through snail mail. I have been in contact with someone up there to clarify the hours of the Open House.
Here is the link to their website for address/directions and if you wish to contact them.
Thanks for the moment.
http://www.torontowildlifecentre.com/
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