Fur-Ever Wild Rehabilitation

08/16/2026

Every life deserves a little kindness, even the ones we’ve been taught not to love.

08/08/2026

The pigeon has been rescued

If anyone knows this lady who posted about this pigeon, please ask her to contact me. We have someone who can help it. Thank you. 519-777-6440

08/07/2026

This little coyote pup is in desperate need of rescue. He is suffering from mange. He is likely an orphan. He has been wandering around neighborhoods in the Twin Lakes area of Sarnia. If you see it please reach out to Heather 519- 331-8068 or an authorized wildlife rehabilitator.

08/05/2026

This is happening all over Ontario too! The animal can not get the trap off. The suffering they go through is horrendous as Inevitably they have bones broken. Some with them on their paw, their wrist or their face!
Please don't use these traps.

Wildlife protection groups want residents to stop using dangerous devices outdoors.

08/03/2026

Interesting little animal

08/02/2026

Moles are NOT backyard villains. They like all wildlife play an important role in our ecosystem.

Stop putting poison spikes in your lawn for moles.
Those mounds aren't malice; they are soil restoration.
→ Moles eat 70–100% of their body weight daily in lawn-destroying grubs
→ They target the larvae of Japanese Beetles that eat grass roots from below
→ Their tunnels naturally aerate hard-packed late-summer suburban clay
→ Aeration allows water and nutrients to reach deep lawn roots during August droughts
DATA:
Lawn aeration services cost $150–$300 per visit. Moles perform continuous sub-surface aeration for free while eating
thousands of pest larvae.
SOLUTION:
→ Flatten mole ridges with your foot instead of using chemical poisons.
→ Treat grubs naturally with milky spore if you want moles to move on on their own.
Your soil is breathing and grub-free because of me.

08/02/2026

UPDATE: Thank you to all who donated. We are set for bleach for the rest of the season! And thank you to those who transferred a monetary donation too. Other supplies we could use are laundry detergent, gentle and scent free, scent free baby wipes and vinegar. 😊

My volunteers here are telling me we're out of bleach! All our dishes, supplies and laundry are cleaned with bleach so you can only imagine how much we and our fosters go through. Any help would be appreciated. Any size bottle would be awesome. Please message or text me. Thank you. 519-777-6440

07/28/2026

UPDATE: DRIVER FOUND

URGENT. Need a driver to pick up 2 tiny eyes still closed baby bunnies in Waterloo and deliver them to my Foster in London. The gentleman who has them does not have a vehicle and was actually willing to take buses to London to deliver them. Please call me ASAP 519-777-6440 if you can help me out

07/26/2026

ATTENTION- MYIASIS. Do you know what that means? Commonly know as flystrike. Squirrels are having their second litters now and calls for orphans are coming in. Reuniting babies with their mom is our first priority but at this time of year ensure you COVER THE BABY with a towel so the following doesn't happen.
LEARN WHAT TO LOOK FOR.
With the hot weather, comes blowflies.They lay their eggs in wounds, on the skin or in the fur of any helpless animal.They are relentlessly and can lay hundreds and hundreds of eggs on any compromised animal that is still alive, injured or just stationary. Like this little orphan, who had been curled up, starving, waIting for his mother who never returned. Depending on the ambient temperature, these eggs can hatch in as little as 8 hours. Once hatched (sorry) the larvae/maggots (sorry again, but necessary) will feed on the animal. A single eggs look like a tiny, tiny piece of rice. They lay them in rows or masses. If this little boy, had not been rescued last night, he would have died today once the eggs hatched. Like many people, his rescuers didn't realize what was wrong. All I needed was this picture and I knew he was in trouble. Once I explained the urgency they brought him to me right away. The white streak in his tail was just the tip of the iceberg..It took us 2 hours to comb out the hundred+++ eggs hidden under his fur.
If you find an animal with flystrike or maggots...
KNOW WHAT TO DO. Remove the eggs with a flea comb or clean mascara wand. If hatched, gently bath the animal to remove all the larvae. Check in wounds, eyes, ears, nose, mouth and ge****ls. Then...Call your local Authorized Wildlife Rehabilitator immediately!
This little boy was lucky. If left untreated he would have suffered immense pain, bacterial infection, toxic shock and died.

07/13/2026