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Niagara Wildlife Haven

Welcome !

Check out the Pet Pics with Santa Paws 2011

slideshow on the photo page....or click here to get there!

Donations are urgently needed in order to keep the doors open!

Without additional funds, we may be forced to close.

Please help us, help our native wildlife. Give what you can.

Thank you so very much!!

Please be sure to read the information on our site BEFORE you pick up any wildlife !

If you are trying to reach us, use email.

We need your name, city, province, phone number, email, and detailed info about your situation.

If you don't include that, we will not be able to respond to your email.

We try our very best to answer but we often run out of time and spare hands with which to do so.

Our primary obligation is to the animals currently in our clinic for care. They come first.

NOTE

We have instituted a new policy for all wildlife intakes.

A donation (in any amount) is required when native wild animals are admitted for rehabilitation.

We can no longer assume 100% of the cost of care for each native wild animal by using our personal finances.

Native wild animals belong to every citizen in the province; they are a natural resource and our collective responsibility.

Even the smallest of donations add up. Thank you for your understanding!

Our greatest need is for monetary donations to help offset the high cost of care for the injured and orphaned wildlife in our facility.

Without funding, we are forced to limit intakes.

Solving URBAN COYOTE Conflicts

(Click on the above link)

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'Walkabout on the Wild Side'

http://niagarawildliifehaven.blogspot.com

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Our Mission

To provide experienced, skilled and specialized care and rehabilitation

for orphaned, injured, sick or displaced wildlife in Niagara,

and return them, in a healthy state, back to the wild.

Niagara Wildlife Haven is licensed by the Ministry of Natural Resources and Canadian Wildlife Service.

We are the only facility in the Niagara peninsula that is licensed to work with all species.

We cover a large area and accept wildlife from the Niagara peninsula - in general, the areas:

* east of Hamilton and Dunnville to the Niagara River;

* between the south shore of Lake Ontario and the north shore of Lake Erie;

* Grimsby, Beamsville, Winona, Vineland,

* Welland, Wainfleet, Port Colborne, Pelham,

* Niagara Falls, Niagara on the Lake, Fort Erie,

* St. Catharines, West Lincoln, Thorold; and

* portions of the Guelph District as referred to us by the MNR.

There is a very large native wildlife population in these urban areas and their habitats are

being encroached upon in very rapid fashion, by development and urban sprawl.

We do not receive any funding from any level of government, be it provincial,

federal, regional or at the city, town and/or township levels.

We are only able to care for wildlife through compassionate donations made by members of the public - YOU!

Please give generously so we can keep the doors open and continue this important work with these animals.

When we admit these wild animals, it's important to remember that unlike humans (and some pets)

they don't carry any health insurance policies so the cost of their care can (and often does) exceed our means.

When that happens we can't accept any more wildlife for care. Donations are critical to our ability to provide help.