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Our raffle officially ends in less than 1 hour (ge

Our raffle officially ends in less than 1 hour (get your last minute tickets here: www.rafflebox.ca/raffle/wrsos)! 🥳

We are so incredibly happy at how successful this raffle has been – and we couldn’t have done it without our amazing donors! 🥰

A huge shout-out and thank you to:
Lucky Bastard Distillery
Clear Tech Industries
Eagle Feather News
Elizabeth Tosney & Associates
Craig Stelzer - Realty Executives
Curtis Montgomery - Monty's Custom Carpentry
Stumbletown Distilling
Dani Cooper - Mint Mortgage
The Pretty Things - Kimberley Gordon
Dust to Roses Landscaping
Amanda Mitchell RTM
Adam Lorenz
Your Mortgage Now - Devin & Wes
Trevor Morog RMT
Michelle McAvoy
Mark Stephenson
Oricia Feist
Darryl Martin
Keith Zentner

**Special Thanks to Tricia from New Hope Dog Rescue for all her help with setting this up!**

And a big thank you to our very own WRSOS volunteers who donated:
Sue Bessant
Samantha Giroux
Taylor Merkosky
Kelsey Morrison
Donna Barth
Patti Wilkinson
Nancy Dragan
Penny Zelensky
Sheri Hodgson
Sheila Weber
Bonnie Dell
Alexandra Dobra
Dawn Erker
Brenda Brin

The funds from this raffle will go towards all the work we do to help keep Saskatchewan’s wildlife wild – including our Wildlife 911 hotline, rescues, transportation and training and support for your volunteers. Thank you to our donors and everyone who bought tickets! 😍

Stay tuned for the draw at 5:00 p.m.! 🤩

Today is the very last day of our Summer Sizzler R

Today is the very last day of our Summer Sizzler Raffle! 🤩

Buy your tickets NOW for chance to win a bar/cooler filled with bottles of alcohol, coolers and beer worth approximately $1,000! There's even a second prize of a galvanized tub filled with more delicious beverages (worth approximately $500)! 🥳

The draw will take place today at 5 p.m. so stay tuned!

All the prices, rules, and details are below! We hope you buy tickets and help us keep Saskatchewan’s wildlife wild! 🤩
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Tickets can be purchased using Rafflebox -https://www.rafflebox.ca/raffle/wrsos

The ticket prices are: 
25 for $100 
10 for $50 
3 for $20
 1 for $10 

There are only 1000 tickets to be sold!

Rules for the Wildlife Rescue Society of Saskatchewan's Summer Sizzler Fundraiser:
- Players must be individuals, must reside in Saskatchewan and be 19 years of age or older. 
- The winning numbers will be a random draw from ticket numbers purchased during the period of play. There are only 1000 tickets available for purchase. Ticket purchases will close at 4:59:59 PM on Thursday, July 29, 2021. 
- The draw will take place at 111 Richmond Crescent in Saskatoon, SK at approximately 5:00 p.m. on Thursday, July 29, 2021. The winners will be announced on our social media channels. 
- The first ticket drawn will be for prize one and the second ticket drawn will be for prize two. - Prize one consists of approximately $1,000.00 worth of various wines, beers, liquors and coolers in a deluxe pop-up cooler. 
- Prize two consists of approximately $500.00 worth of various wines, beers, liquors and coolers in a galvanized steel tub. 
- The winners will be contacted by phone and email. The winners have up to 1 year to claim their prize. If prize is not claimed, it will be donated to another charitable organization with SLGA approval. 
- To claim their prize, the winner must present a photo ID and proof of age. 
- By playing you consent to having your name and winning number published.
 - The person(s) drawing the winning number must not hold a ticket for the draw.
If you have any questions, please contact us at fundraising@wrsos.org.
License number: SR21-0435

Our raffle ends tomorrow - which means you only h

Our raffle ends tomorrow - which means you only have today and tomorrow left to buy your tickets!

Hurry before it's too late, details below! 😍
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Tickets can be purchased using Rafflebox -https://www.rafflebox.ca/raffle/wrsos

The ticket prices are: 
25 for $100 
10 for $50 
3 for $20
 1 for $10 

There are only 1000 tickets to be sold!

Rules for the Wildlife Rescue Society of Saskatchewan's Summer Sizzler Fundraiser:
- Players must be individuals, must reside in Saskatchewan and be 19 years of age or older. 
- The winning numbers will be a random draw from ticket numbers purchased during the period of play. There are only 1000 tickets available for purchase. Ticket purchases will close at 4:59:59 PM on Thursday, July 29, 2021. 
- The draw will take place at 111 Richmond Crescent in Saskatoon, SK at approximately 5:00 p.m. on Thursday, July 29, 2021. The winners will be announced on our social media channels. 
- The first ticket drawn will be for prize one and the second ticket drawn will be for prize two. - Prize one consists of approximately $1,000.00 worth of various wines, beers, liquors and coolers in a deluxe pop-up cooler. 
- Prize two consists of approximately $500.00 worth of various wines, beers, liquors and coolers in a galvanized steel tub. 
- The winners will be contacted by phone and email. The winners have up to 1 year to claim their prize. If prize is not claimed, it will be donated to another charitable organization with SLGA approval. 
- To claim their prize, the winner must present a photo ID and proof of age. 
- By playing you consent to having your name and winning number published.
 - The person(s) drawing the winning number must not hold a ticket for the draw.
If you have any questions, please contact us at fundraising@wrsos.org.
License number: SR21-0435

WARNING ‼️ – the photos below may be disturb

WARNING ‼️ – the photos below may be disturbing or upsetting to some of you. Please view at your own risk!

This story is the perfect example of why you need to call our hotline immediately upon encountering an injured animal!

This poor juvenile hawk was spotted at least four days before we received a call about it. For those four days, the hawk sat injured before someone gave a call to a Conservation Officer, who then called us.

Our volunteer Samantha received the bird and was able to immediately tell that it was in a lot of pain. Upon consultation with several rehabbers, it was decided that a Conservation Officer would have to be contacted again so the poor bird could be euthanized. 🥺

You can see the extent of the injury in the pictures – the black stuff on its foot is not mud, that’s dead tissue. One of the hawk’s legs was swollen to at least twice the size of the other.

Unfortunately, we will never know if this hawk’s life could have been saved by earlier intervention. Please call our Wildlife 911 Hotline whenever you encounter injured or orphaned wildlife! ☎

Do you remember the story of Ellen the beaver (che

Do you remember the story of Ellen the beaver (check out her cute face in the picture below!)? You could help wildlife like her AND enjoy some delicious adult beverages this summer!

Buy your tickets here: https://www.rafflebox.ca/raffle/wrsos
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Tickets can be purchased using Rafflebox -https://www.rafflebox.ca/raffle/wrsos

The ticket prices are: 
25 for $100 
10 for $50 
3 for $20
 1 for $10 

There are only 1000 tickets to be sold!

Rules for the Wildlife Rescue Society of Saskatchewan's Summer Sizzler Fundraiser:
- Players must be individuals, must reside in Saskatchewan and be 19 years of age or older. 
- The winning numbers will be a random draw from ticket numbers purchased during the period of play. There are only 1000 tickets available for purchase. Ticket purchases will close at 4:59:59 PM on Thursday, July 29, 2021. 
- The draw will take place at 111 Richmond Crescent in Saskatoon, SK at approximately 5:00 p.m. on Thursday, July 29, 2021. The winners will be announced on our social media channels. 
- The first ticket drawn will be for prize one and the second ticket drawn will be for prize two. - Prize one consists of approximately $1,000.00 worth of various wines, beers, liquors and coolers in a deluxe pop-up cooler. 
- Prize two consists of approximately $500.00 worth of various wines, beers, liquors and coolers in a galvanized steel tub. 
- The winners will be contacted by phone and email. The winners have up to 1 year to claim their prize. If prize is not claimed, it will be donated to another charitable organization with SLGA approval. 
- To claim their prize, the winner must present a photo ID and proof of age. 
- By playing you consent to having your name and winning number published.
 - The person(s) drawing the winning number must not hold a ticket for the draw.
If you have any questions, please contact us at fundraising@wrsos.org.
License number: SR21-0435

Holy crow! There's only 4 days left in our Summer

Holy crow! There's only 4 days left in our Summer Sizzler Raffle! 🤩

To buy tickets, please visit: https://www.rafflebox.ca/raffle/wrsos

All the prices, rules, and details are below! We hope you buy tickets and help us keep Saskatchewan’s wildlife wild! 🤩
 --------- 
Tickets can be purchased using Rafflebox -https://www.rafflebox.ca/raffle/wrsos

The ticket prices are: 
25 for $100 
10 for $50 
3 for $20
 1 for $10 

There are only 1000 tickets to be sold!

Rules for the Wildlife Rescue Society of Saskatchewan's Summer Sizzler Fundraiser:
- Players must be individuals, must reside in Saskatchewan and be 19 years of age or older. 
- The winning numbers will be a random draw from ticket numbers purchased during the period of play. There are only 1000 tickets available for purchase. Ticket purchases will close at 4:59:59 PM on Thursday, July 29, 2021. 
- The draw will take place at 111 Richmond Crescent in Saskatoon, SK at approximately 5:00 p.m. on Thursday, July 29, 2021. The winners will be announced on our social media channels. 
- The first ticket drawn will be for prize one and the second ticket drawn will be for prize two. - Prize one consists of approximately $1,000.00 worth of various wines, beers, liquors and coolers in a deluxe pop-up cooler. 
- Prize two consists of approximately $500.00 worth of various wines, beers, liquors and coolers in a galvanized steel tub. 
- The winners will be contacted by phone and email. The winners have up to 1 year to claim their prize. If prize is not claimed, it will be donated to another charitable organization with SLGA approval. 
- To claim their prize, the winner must present a photo ID and proof of age. 
- By playing you consent to having your name and winning number published.
 - The person(s) drawing the winning number must not hold a ticket for the draw.
If you have any questions, please contact us at fundraising@wrsos.org.
License number: SR21-0435

5 days left in our Summer Sizzler Raffle! 🤩 Bu

5 days left in our Summer Sizzler Raffle! 🤩

Buy your tickets for chance to win a bar/cooler filled with bottles of alcohol, coolers and beer worth approximately $1,000!

Don’t forget - there's even a second prize of a galvanized tub filled with more delicious beverages (worth approximately $500)! 🥳

https://www.rafflebox.ca/raffle/wrsos

All the prices, rules, and details are below! We hope you buy tickets and help us keep Saskatchewan’s wildlife wild! 🤩
 --------- 
Tickets can be purchased using Rafflebox -https://www.rafflebox.ca/raffle/wrsos

The ticket prices are: 
25 for $100 
10 for $50 
3 for $20
 1 for $10 

There are only 1000 tickets to be sold!

Rules for the Wildlife Rescue Society of Saskatchewan's Summer Sizzler Fundraiser:
- Players must be individuals, must reside in Saskatchewan and be 19 years of age or older. 
- The winning numbers will be a random draw from ticket numbers purchased during the period of play. There are only 1000 tickets available for purchase. Ticket purchases will close at 4:59:59 PM on Thursday, July 29, 2021. 
- The draw will take place at 111 Richmond Crescent in Saskatoon, SK at approximately 5:00 p.m. on Thursday, July 29, 2021. The winners will be announced on our social media channels. 
- The first ticket drawn will be for prize one and the second ticket drawn will be for prize two. - Prize one consists of approximately $1,000.00 worth of various wines, beers, liquors and coolers in a deluxe pop-up cooler. 
- Prize two consists of approximately $500.00 worth of various wines, beers, liquors and coolers in a galvanized steel tub. 
- The winners will be contacted by phone and email. The winners have up to 1 year to claim their prize. If prize is not claimed, it will be donated to another charitable organization with SLGA approval. 
- To claim their prize, the winner must present a photo ID and proof of age. 
- By playing you consent to having your name and winning number published.
 - The person(s) drawing the winning number must not hold a ticket for the draw.
If you have any questions, please contact us at fundraising@wrsos.org.
License number: SR21-0435

Only 8 more days left of our Summer Sizzler Raffle

Only 8 more days left of our Summer Sizzler Raffle! 🤩

Buy your tickets for chance to win a bar/cooler filled with bottles of alcohol, coolers and beer (worth approximately $1,000)! There's even a second prize of a galvanized tub filled with more delicious beverages (worth approximately $500)! 🥳

https://www.rafflebox.ca/raffle/wrsos

All the prices, rules, and details are below! We hope you buy tickets and help us keep Saskatchewan’s wildlife wild! 🤩
---------
Tickets can be purchased using Rafflebox - https://www.rafflebox.ca/raffle/wrsos

The ticket prices are:
25 for $100
10 for $50
3 for $20
1 for $10
There are only 1000 tickets to be sold!

Rules for the Wildlife Rescue Society of Saskatchewan's Summer Sizzler Fundraiser:

- Players must be individuals, must reside in Saskatchewan and be 19 years of age or older.
- The winning numbers will be a random draw from ticket numbers purchased during the period of play. There are only 1000 tickets available for purchase. Ticket purchases will close at 4:59:59 PM on Thursday, July 29, 2021.
- The draw will take place at 111 Richmond Crescent in Saskatoon, SK at approximately 5:00 p.m. on Thursday, July 29, 2021. The winners will be announced on our social media channels.
- The first ticket drawn will be for prize one and the second ticket drawn will be for prize two.
- Prize one consists of approximately $1,000.00 worth of various wines, beers, liquors and coolers in a deluxe pop-up cooler.
- Prize two consists of approximately $500.00 worth of various wines, beers, liquors and coolers in a galvanized steel tub.
- The winners will be contacted by phone and email. The winners have up to 1 year to claim their prize. If prize is not claimed, it will be donated to another charitable organization with SLGA approval.
- To claim their prize, the winner must present a photo ID and proof of age.
- By playing you consent to having your name and winning number published.
- The person(s) drawing the winning number must not hold a ticket for the draw.

If you have any questions, please contact us at fundraising@wrsos.org.

License number: SR21-0435

Saskatchewan is in the midst of a severe heatwave!

Saskatchewan is in the midst of a severe heatwave! ☀️
If you are looking to help wildlife, please put a dish of water outside. During these hot temperatures, animals become dehydrated quickly. By placing a bowl of water outside, you are helping Saskatchewan wildlife stay cool and hydrated. 💧💧

Due to numerous 🔥wildfires🔥 burning in North

Due to numerous 🔥wildfires🔥 burning in Northern Saskatchewan, wildlife will be moving closer to residential areas as they try to seek refuge. If you come across displaced wildlife, please give our hotline a call at 306-242-7177! ☎️
#livingtogethersuccessfully

Fox Family Chronicles – Part 13 🦊🦊🦊🦊

Fox Family Chronicles – Part 13 🦊🦊🦊🦊🦊

Here’s the final post in this incredible Fox Family Chronicles…what a journey! 😍

We’d like to end the story with just Nancy’s words:
“Epilogue:
The trail cams showed the foxes stayed at the old homestead release site until late that night but were gone without a trace by the morning…I was not surprised to see little Esker pull the sheepskin dog bed out of the kennel. She was always the most curious and brave one…
When I am out on the trail there is not a moment I am not looking for my fox family….and it fills my heart. I hope that someday, when I least expect it and with God’s Grace I will catch a glimpse of one or more these beautiful foxes sitting in the sun living the life that was meant to be….
They are right where they should be….wild and free. Goodbye… and thank you for letting me into your primal world even for a short time.”

A huge thank you to Nancy for this amazing story. Thank you as well to Jan, Penny, Ken, Becky, Ryan, Yanna, and Brinn. 😍

We hope Mama Fox, North, Esker, Feisty, Farley and Kyda are out there, living successfully and happily in the wild! 🦊❤️

We have recently had a high number of incoming cal

We have recently had a high number of incoming calls regarding young raccoons. We would like to help educate the public on when to intervene or not.

Please do not touch or feed baby raccoons - at this time of year, they are starting to venture out on their own to explore and learn more about the world! Their mother is usually close by watching them carefully! 🦝

If you or someone you may know wants to relocate a raccoon/raccoon family, please call our hotline as we can strategize the best plan for your family as well as the raccoons. We would be happy to give you deterrents, that way the raccoons can leave without the use of trapping.

If you would like information regarding a raccoon situation, or come across injured or abandoned wildlife, please give our hotline a call at 306-242-7177. ☎️

Fox Family Chronicles – Part 12 🦊 With the f

Fox Family Chronicles – Part 12 🦊

With the fox family released, Nancy thought the story was over for now. However, she got a text on June 25th from Ken saying that a new fox had showed up at the cabin! The fox also had gone across to neighbours’ and checked under their place, and then back to Ken’s cabin and tried to dig under cabin where the den had been!

Nancy was incredibly upset as she was concerned it was Mama Fox that she had released with the kits. 💔

Luckily, it was a false alarm! When Nancy saw the pictures, she could tell it was a totally different fox. It could have maybe been the male that was previously relocated, returning to find its family. Or it might have been a new fox! What people need to realize is that once wildlife is moved out of prime habitat, another fox family will usually just move right in!
Later that day, Nancy went out to the Fox Family release site to pick up the trap, kennel and trail cams. There were no signs of disturbance or signs of the kits or Mama Fox. The trail cams showed that the kits had been there all day of the release and had been very active. There were no more photos of them after 10:47 p.m. so Nancy believes that Mama Fox had scoped out the situation and moved the family to another location. 😍

There will be one more post tomorrow – Nancy’s epilogue about this incredibly touching adventure! 🥰

Our cute junior volunteer Kit helped his mom Alex,

Fox Family Chronicles – Part 11 🦊🥰 On Jun

Fox Family Chronicles – Part 11 🦊🥰

On June 22, 2020, Nancy got another fantastic text from Ken – the Mama Fox had been caught! Ken brought the Mama to Nancy and the fox was so calm and ready to be reunited with her babies.

The plans for release began quickly – Nancy knew they had to do things right! She texted Penny and asked for her help for the release. Nancy and Penny got everything ready for the release - kennel for kits, trail cams, trailer and quads. They went to release site and got everything ready before heading back home and meeting up with two junior helpers Yanna and Brin.

Nancy, Penny, Yanna and Brin loaded and secured the kennels of the kits and mama. The Fox Brigade of two ATVs, a trailer, and 6 foxes was off to the old homestead!

Nancy took a moment to talk and say goodbye to kits and mama and wish them well. Penny and Nancy then tried to release mama and kits at same time. Mama came out and started circling around - not afraid of the humans at all! All of the kits ran out and happily greeted their Mama.

Here are Nancy’s words: “We back off and pretend we are statues and watched their joyful reunion with their mama and the wild. It was one of the most amazing moments I have experienced in my life. It was both bittersweet, joyful and heart rendering. I was sorry for what the family went through due to human interaction, I felt a sense of grief as I would miss them all, and I was happy they had a chance to go back into the wild where they belonged. I shed both tears of sadness and joy that day and know this has changed me forever. I will try to tell people about my experience with my fox family and I will find it impossible to articulate. I will tell the stories, the highs and lows but the emotional experience will be left unsaid. It was a life defining moment and only those involved will truly be able to understand the experience and the emotions involved. Now we can only pray for their safety and success in their new environment.” 🥰

The story is almost over! Only two parts left! 🦊🦊

We have another lovely story to share today! 😍🦆

These 7 ducklings managed to cross Circle Drive in Saskatoon twice before being rescued. This rescue could not have happened without the vigilance and enthusiasm of Kenzie and Erin, two U of S students who work at the sci-fi camps on campus.

They not only stayed with them, but waited for a rescue volunteer to arrive, donned some bright vests, & participated in rounding them up before they were taken to Living Sky Wildlife Rehab!

This is such a great example of rescue and civilian teamwork. Way to go, ladies! 🥳

Fox Family Chronicles – Part 10 🦊 On June 18

Fox Family Chronicles – Part 10 🦊

On June 18th, the last kit was moved back across the street to the neighbours’ cabin. Nancy said on that day that the “female fox is doing everything in her power to save her last kit. It’s enough to break your heart…I feel sorry for her desperation.” 💔

For the next couple days, they had no luck trapping the last kit and the Mama. Both Ken and Nancy were feeling like this mission was futile and hopeless! Nancy reached back out to her mentor Jan for some guidance, who suggested that they somehow get the scent of the other kits all over the traps. Nancy ended up putting rags in the fox pen for a few hours and gathered soiled straw so it could be put in the traps.

On Sunday, June 21, Nancy got this text from Ken at 5:30 a.m. “Hey my friend, we have the baby”. Nancy felt so happy and hopeful – now they just had to focus on getting the Mama Fox back to her babies and moved to a more suitable environment. 😍
Baby #5 was named Kyda which means preserved or strong. This beauty was the reddest of all the litter! 🦊

Now that they had all the kits, Nancy reached back out to the awesome Jan – who had been there every step of the way and even answered Nancy’s calls at 6 in the morning! They decided that the best plan of action was to put out a kit to assist in getting female into the trap. On the trail cam, it had shown that the Mama was in and out of trap last night but was never caught.

It was decided that the freshly caught Kit #5 would be brought back to Emma Lake and put in to one of the traps to attempt to lure the Mama Fox into the other trap. The kit, now named Kyda, stayed there until the late afternoon with no luck – Ken kept a watchful eye and felt that the kit was tired and weak and needed to be brought back to its family. Ken returned Kit #5 to Nancy and all kits were excited to see their sibling and kit was now fed, watered, and happy to be back with its siblings. Everyone was totally focused on the female and reuniting her with her family!

Part 11 tomorrow – our story is almost coming to a close! 😟

Want to cool off this summer with some delicious d

Fox Family Chronicles – Part 9 🦊🦊🦊🦊🦊

On June 16th, Nancy got some more news – the neighbours had gotten cam footage of two more kits. So there were actually 5 kits!

One of the kits was trapped that morning and reunited with the other 3 kits at Nancy’s place – she named this one Farley.

Nancy put so much time and love into caring for theses kit! She fed them raw cuts of beef, fish, raw chicken and grain free kibble. The kits seem to be finishing off all food although Esker seemed to be eating more than the others. She even fed them a whole chicken which they absolutely loved and of course Esker buried it in the straw and claimed it as her own!
The next day, they still had no luck trapping Mama or kit #5. They even hung a dead squirrel in the trap as bait which the Mama grabbed but she wasn’t caught! Mama ended up moving the kit back to Ken’s place. Luckily, Ken was totally on board with helping trap the last kit – he even purchased a second trap! Ken was incredibly helpful and really wanted to help save this fox family, thanks to Nancy’s amazing education!

Part 10 will be posted tomorrow! 😃

Check out this awesome story from one of our volun

Check out this awesome story from one of our volunteers Kim! 😍

Kim was on her way to Regina with another volunteer, Candice. While on the way, Kim said “I haven’t got a call all week for a rescue, watch we will get a call on the way!” and she was right! Unfortunately, she and Candice were both a bit too out of the way to help out and thought that was their only rescue chance for the day. But luckily, they got another call – and this time they were pretty close to the animal’s location.

They were a little hesitant because they had a long day and a big storm was coming – but when they heard it was an eagle they couldn’t say no! 🦅 So at around 7 p.m. Kim and Candice raced to get the eagle, trying to avoid a huge thunderstorm. When they arrived, the caller talked while they walked to the eagle, telling them he thought the eagle’s wing was injured because they saw the wing was flopping. Candice and Kim were concerned it may have been shot since this has been happening frequently to these beautiful birds.

When they got to the eagle it was sitting on the side of a hill. Candice and Kim hashed out a game plan but the poor bird didn’t even attempt to fight them. They were both upset because the rescue that pushed them to join WRSOS was an eagle in the exact same condition, which tragically passed away. 😢

Kim called rehabber Tricia and told her that she was making the trip to her immediately with the injured eagle! Now it was almost 9:30 p.m. and the drive to Silverwood Wildlife Rehabilitation Centre took another hour and half! When Kim got there, she went to unload the kennel out of her car and her heart stopped – the poor eagle wasn't moving.

After a couple seconds though, the beautiful bird moved its head. Kim brought the eagle to Tricia and helped with the assessment and getting it comfortable. The poor thing didn’t even have the strength to hold its head up!

Now, more than a week into the eagle’s recovery, she is doing well and getting stronger every day!

Fantastic job Kim, Candice, and Tricia! These stories don’t always have happy endings but we are so glad this one does! 🥰

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