Owl Zoom!
Invite an Owl to you next Zoom meeting! Are you looking for a way to add fun and uniqueness to your morning debrief, production meeting, or check-in? Invite one of our owls to participate!
That's so Wild! / Nature en folie!
Wildlife Haven's new mini-series for kids! Get an exciting behind-the-scenes look at how Wildlife Haven rescues, rehabilitates and releases wildlife back into nature!
You can help!
Donate or volunteer - every bit helps give wildlife in need a second chance.
Found Wildlife in Need?
If you find an animal that you think may be injured or orphaned, we can help!
School Program
We offer field trip workshops (STEM based) and in class presentations.
How can you help?
Donate
As a charitable, non-profit organization operating without government funding, we rely on the generosity of donors and supporters to keep our doors open.
Volunteer
Each day, dozens of volunteers donate their time to rescue, rehabilitate and release wildlife in need and educate our community on the importance of caring for wildlife.
Reward programs
You can support Wildlife Haven while you shop. By using our account numbers, you can donate through reward programs such as Air Miles and Red River Co-op.
Wishlist
Looking for another way to help? We are always in need of supplies to help care for the injured, sick and orphaned wildlife. Please contact us to arrange drop off of supplies at your convenience.
Blog posts
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Welcome back to the wild, Bald Eagle!
Read nowAfter 27 days in care, Bald Eagle patient (#21-1319) was successfully released back to the wild. Strong, healthy and happy. This adult Bald Eagle was found near St. Claude, Manitoba. Laying flat on the ground by deceased prey, the...
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A Community's effort to save the Pelicans
Read nowHe was on the radar of the community of Lockport as everyone was concerned for his wellbeing. This pelican had not joined the rest of the flock when they left the Red River area and migrated South in early September....
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Bright Future for Orphaned Kits
He had noticed her stealthily sneaking into an insecure outbuilding in his yard and thought she might be making a den, based on the time of year. It was spring, and time for wild animals to give birth to their young. Since her presence there was not going to interfere in his life, he decided not to dissuade her from moving in. He liked foxes.Read now
