Tall Pines Wildlife Care Centre

11/09/2023

Sadly we are no longer posting to this page and only posting to our group page which is now a private group page. If Anna, John or any of our Admins know you personally, reach out to us so that we can approve your request to join. All others at this time will be declined with our sincerest apologies.

We are not accepting new members to our group page until this issue with Mally's followers has been resolved.

Our personal safety has been threatened, messages directly to Anna have been disgusting and we are simply not going to give Mally's Third Chance Raccoon Rescue a platform on our page as they attempt to hijack us.

We simply ask people to let this case of extreme animal cruelty work its way through the court system and then form an opinion. Don't be taken in by the rhetoric being spewed by Mally's and more specifically their supporters who really have absolutely no idea what went on at Mally's - the majority having never been there.

Anna has seen with her own eyes, videos and photos of raccoons being cruelly treated at Mally's and has no intention of ever backing down from her stand against Mally's.

WE STAND AGAINST ANIMAL CRUELTY AND WILL NEVER BACK DOWN TO BULLYING, THREATS OF VIOLENCE AGAINST US AND FRAUDULENT REVIEWS OF OUR CENTRE.

WE STAND WITH THE RACCOONS WHO WERE SO BRUTALLY TORTURED AT THE HANDS MALLY'S THIRD CHANCE RACCOON RESCUE (MALLY'S HAS HAD THEIR WILDLIFE CUSTODIAN LICENSE REVOKED BY THE MNRF - THANKFULLY)

TPWCC

11/08/2023

The Blue Racer Snake, found only in one place!

Is this the most endangered snake in Canada? The blue racer snake, found only on Pelee island in Lake Erie, is certainly one of them. Their preferred semi-open habitats have disappeared due to human activity, leaving only this small population. Almost 20% of Pelee Island is protected, and efforts are being made to help ensure that habitat suitable for blue racers remains within conservation lands.

How is this managed? Read more: https://wildlifepreservation.ca/blog/mostendangeredsnakeincanada/

Photo: Ryan Wolfe

11/08/2023

10/18/2023

Hello friends of TPWCC,

We have been very busy caring for birds and getting them transferred to Sandy Pines Wildlife Centre.
We are getting numerous calls about injured and sick birds at the moment.

If possible please call Sandy Pines Wildlife Centre if you have an injured or sick bird, as we don't specialize in birds and they must all be transferred to Sandy Pines Wildlife Centre after they are triaged and stabilized here at TPWCC.

If you would like to reach out to us first, that's perfectly fine as well. TPWCC 613-334-7341

For Bird Care, please reach out to:
Sandy Pines Wildlife Centre 613-354-0264

09/29/2023

LOL...Best rescue ever of a skunk.

09/28/2023

Toronto

If you were near Humber Bay West/Mimico Creek last Saturday night/Sunday morning you may have seen or heard something. Message here, or phone/text 647-522-0718, or email [email protected]. Please share any information - no matter how insignificant it may seem, it may help piece together what happened to Mama Swan.

09/28/2023