In the case of a wild animal, ensure that it is actually abandoned. As a last resort, if the animal is injured, move the animal out of danger and use the information in the following directories or contact your local Humane Society or Animal Control Agency. Although your instincts may be to help, it does not always turn out that you are actually helping. Here you will find information on what to do with injured wildlife and who to contact.
Information is provided for the public and for the professional wildlife rehabilitator.
There is no guarantee that any of the following people or organizations are continuing to provide Rehabilitator services. Please call only in case of an Emergency . The Alberta Birds of Prey Centre is Canada s largest birds of prey facility. The Rehabilitation Center is located 11 miles north of High Prairie on Highway 749, and then west for 1 mile on Highway 679 and south on Range Rd 171 for 1.75 miles. The Center is not open to the public, but will receive animals 24 hours a day.