Wildlife Rehab

Photo Gallery 3

In May, 2006, a gosling came to stay at the Wildlife Rehabilitation Centre. This young Canada goose had been found abandoned and was brought to The Toronto Humane Society for feeding and care. Over a period of a few weeks the gosling quickly grew in size and soon developed into an adult. After providing him with a safe haven and lots of food, so he could grow strong, we eventually released him into the wild among members of his own kind, to begin a new life with a new family. Here are some pictures which show how he developed and thrived in the Wildlife Rehab Centre.

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Early Days
Must learn to walk...	...before I can fly!
Adolescence
Resting in the sun	Taking a break	Grooming the human
Follow the leader
Adulthood
Running around	What's this? Is it food?	Now THIS is food!
Gotta trim the grass back	A model pose	All this growing up leaves me drained!

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The Society's Wildlife Rehabilitation Department cares for injured and immature animals. The Toronto Humane Society has cared for a variety of wild animals such as owls, hawks, deer, foxes, beavers, and raccoons. We have the expertise and knowledge to help rehabilitate these animals. The Shelter has both indoor and outdoor facilities to keep our wild animals safe.

For more information call: 416.392.2273

Hours of Operation: Seasonal.