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Wildlife Rehabilitation Society of Saskatchewan

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Next Hotline Course

We now have our hotline orientation schedule for 2012/2013 available on the volunteer page. We will also continue to provide information about the most immediate one as well.

The next volunteer orientation will be:

The next hotline orientation in Saskatoon is scheduled for Saturday, June 6th, 2013 at Cabela’s. For directions click here.

Please click here for more details on this as well as future orientations.

Wish List

Wildlife rehabilitators are constantly in need of supplies. If you might consider donating an item, please see our wish list…, and e-mail us at info@wrsos.org, letting us know what you can contribute.

Voluntary Benefits to our members

The wildlife Rehabilitation Society of Saskatchewan is continuously looking for opportunities to provide our members with innovative benefit solutions. To help achieve this, we offer our members a group benefits program and are committed to enhancing and aligning this program to meet the needs of our members. Click on icon below for more information!

Foster a Critter

Would you like to help support one of the animals being cared for by a wildlife rehabilitator? For more information, click here….

 Who Are We?

We are a registered non profit organization that is committed to educating the public about wildlife issues, providing rehabilitation and ensuring the return to the wild of rescued, injured and truly orphaned wildlife.

WRSOS promotes an understanding and respect for wildlife through education and collaborative relationships with other community organizations.

Why Do We Do This?

To Keep Saskatchewan Wildlife Wild! Our goal is to minimize the unnecessary removal of wildlife from their natural habitat unless it is truly orphaned, injured or in need of assistance.

Would you like to Donate?

Donate Now Through CanadaHelps.org!

If you would like to donate to help keep Saskatchewan’s wildlife wild,

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