WILDLIFE Q&A

 

WILDLIFE SOS

Wildlife SOS 
Drop Off Locations 
Patient Inquiries

 

Contact Us

5909 Highway 207
Nova Scotia, B0J 2L0

TEXT or CALL (902) 407-9453

Hope for Wildlife SOS.

Every year Hope for Wildlife handles 40,000 calls, texts, and emails, and accepts more than 7000 wild patients into care.

If you think you've come across an injured or orphaned wild animal, help is only a phone call away, but the first thing to do is to make sure the animal needs help. 

Look for any of the following: 

  • bleeding

  • open wounds

  • injured or missing limb

  • discharge from the ears, eyes, or nose

  • an oily or sticky coating

  • large patches of missing feathers or fur

  • foreign objects stuck to or wrapped around the body

  • hindered movement, staggering, lethargy, or unconsciousness

  • a deceased parent nearby

If none of the above signs are apparent, what you are witnessing may be perfectly normal behaviour.

Please follow the appropriate links below to learn more:

Babies Alone →
Birds →
Seals →
Turtles →
Oiled Wildlife →

WILDLIFE HELPLINE

Our Wildlife Helpline operates from 7am to 8pm seven days a week and can be reached by texting (preferred) or calling:

902-407-9453