Whether you’re a photographer or admirer, you can help wild animals through our Wildlife-In-Focus photo contest. Show us your best wildlife photos, from backyards to the great outdoors. Every photo and every vote helps patients at Wild ARC. This year’s winners will be featured on a set of greeting cards, available for purchase after the contest. Enter or vote today!

Wild ARC receives many animals each year who are improperly kept or cared for by well-meaning members of the public - which is illegal and dangerous for the animals. If wild animals are sick, injured or orphaned they must be treated by professionals to make sure they get the nutrition and care they need to develop and recover properly. Find out who to call for help.

Many of us enjoy gazing out our windows and admiring nature, especially if we’ve taken extra steps to attract wildlife to our green spaces. But did you know there could be hidden dangers in your garden oasis which put birds at risk? Protect your feathered visitors by taking a look at our quick safety checklist.

This nestling robin fell out of their nest and was attacked by a free-roaming cat. Too young to leave the nest, this poor bird had a tough start to life and needs your help.

B.C. is lucky to have both black bears and grizzly bears. Keep your community bear aware by learning about and spreading the word on how to live with and deal with curious bears.

Back by popular demand, Feather Friendly window tape is now back in stock for full protection!

Got raccoons? Call an AnimalKind company for help, or check out our best practices for raccoons.