OPEN HOUSE 2013 TWO DAYS ONLY JULY 13 - 14

Location: 481 216th Street, Langley, B.C.

Time: 11:00am to 4:00pm

Take advantage of a unique opportunity to see a working wildlife rehabilitation center up close and personal. Learn more about our native mammals of North America than you thought you knew. In short join the 6,000 people that came out last year to our 5-Acre facility in the Campbell Valley Park and simply have fun while supporting a very important cause. A Concession stand will be available to help with those hunger pangs that will arise.

Note: K&C Precious Metals will be attending again this year so if you have any gold jewelry you're looking to be rid of please bring it along.

SEE YOU HERE!

Ten orphaned river otters were raised at Critter Care during the summer of 2012, and only three stayed over the winter.  The three biggest and strongest fishers were released in an idyllic lake environment rich with spawning salmon on September 14th 2012.  Nearly a month later, on October 10th four more were released.  On May 11th 2013 Critter Care was able to release the remaining three river otters in an ideal habitat including fresh and saltwater environments.

Watch the release of these three river otters:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vlUad6nGmkc

Update on our bear cubs - January 12, 2013

NOAH, KODA, KENAI, PATCH and PEMBY

Our two biggest bears, Noah and Patch, are tucked away in their den sleeping this cold weather away. We have placed donated christmas trees and extra straw in the enclosure for them. You can see the trail of straw as they drag it from the empty den into the den they are currently using. Noah and Patch have even positioned the trees in front of their den. These are all great natural behaviors that we love to see!

Pemby has turned into a chubby cubby! He is currently in an enclosure with Koda and Kenai. All three 'little' bears are now at a good weight and are sleeping more. We have begun to cut back on their food and are encouraging them to hibernate too.
 

If you would like to make a donation towards the care of Noah, Koda, Kenai, Patch, Pemby or any of the other critters we care for, simply click on the donation button on the right hand side and donate using Paypal, or you can mail a cheque or call the center at 604-530-2054 to make you donation via Visa or Mastercard.

Thank you for supporting Critter Care Wildlife Society!

Click here to read all our bear stories!