City Wildlife Rescue

Go with the rescue crew on a house call to a sleepy horse barn, where a fox with an irritating skin condition is staying up in an old stall.

When a baby mink is abandoned in a store, the team gets to work on some behavioural training. But will this sweet little one be tough enough for the wild when they're done?

The rescue team is working around the clock to keep up with a baby cedar's feeding demands. Wax wings are filling the aviaries.

Local residents report seeing a young red tailed hawk walking around their property. The team has to capture him to find out why he's not in the sky. The rescue team also responds to a call about an opossum stuck in a fence.

The medical team check on a turkey vulture with an injured shoulder. However, the team has a hard time getting him into the X-ray.

A mother rabbit is brought into the Wildlife Centre with a baby, but the baby is not hers. The team is worried that the baby might be in danger if they leave it in her crate. Baby squirrels appear en masse as fall begins.

A group of orphaned squirrel babies storm the Wildlife Centre. The vets take care of a young wounded vulture that may be kept in the observation all winter. The team tries to catch a rogue coyote.

Nathalie searches for a new home for the centre, while the team cares for a turkey vulture.

It is spring time and the centre is overwhelmed by the amount of babies coming through the doors. The vets fawn over the cutest baby possum.

The staff care for baby bunnies injured in a dog attack. Plus, join the centre's release team as they introduce an abandoned cygnet to an adoptive mother swan.

Join the search for a Cooper's hawk who's taken a dangerous dip in a backyard pool. Catch the hijinks of the centre's skunks as they try to avoid getting their shots.

The Toronto Wildlife Centre's rescue team is called to save a raccoon trapped in a peanut butter jar on a hot summer's day.