Care for Wild Canada is a Canadian non-profit that educates Canadians about wildlife conservation and helps fund the rescue, rehabilitation and rewilding of orphaned and injured wildlife.
Who we are
We are an independent Canadian non-profit corporation based in Oakville, Ontario. Our purpose is to advance the welfare of animals, protect the environment, and educate the public about conserving endangered wildlife and the habitats they depend on.
We pursue this in two ways. We run our own education programs in Canada, and we work to fund hands-on conservation abroad through carefully governed grants, so that Canadian support reaches animals in need while staying accountable and transparent.
What we do
Talks, school and community presentations, and online resources on rhino conservation, anti-poaching, and living alongside wildlife.
We plan to support the rescue, veterinary care and rehabilitation of orphaned and injured wildlife through accountable, board-approved grants.
Our aim is to help return rehabilitated animals to protected wild habitat, and to support the long-term conservation of their ecosystems.
The cause
Rhino populations have been devastated by poaching, leaving orphaned calves that cannot survive on their own. Caring for these animals, helping them heal, and returning them to safe wild spaces is slow, expensive work, and it depends on sustained support from people who care.
Care for Wild Canada exists to grow that support in Canada, and to help Canadians understand why protecting these animals and their habitat matters.
We are building our programs and pursuing registration as a Canadian charity. To learn more, partner with us, or hear when we launch, get in touch.