Inside Critter Care: The Mission to Rescue,

Rehabilitate, and Release BC Wildlife

Experience the heart of wildlife rescue with Inside Critter Care: The Mission to Rescue, Rehabilitate, and Release BC Wildlife, a powerful 25-minute film showcasing the incredible work of Critter Care Wildlife Society. From orphaned bear cubs to injured raccoons and skunks, this film takes you behind the scenes of our rescue and rehabilitation efforts across British Columbia.


Watch now to see firsthand how our dedicated team helps injured and orphaned wildlife heal and return to their natural habitat. If this mission speaks to you, please consider making a donation—every contribution helps provide food, medical care, and shelter to the animals that need it most.


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Together, we are caring for B.C.'s injured and orphaned animals

Over 3000 animals come to

Critter Care Wildlife Society each year

needing expert care and attention.

 

With your help they are given

the care they need

to return to their native habitat.

A place of refuge for sick and injured wildlife

A place for you to call if you encounter wildlife in distress


A source of solutions and knowledge to help make a brighter future for wildlife

Stories and Updates

Be inspired by stories of animal rescue, rehabilitation and release

A raccoon is standing on its hind legs in the water and looking at the camera.

Have You Watched Inside Critter Care Yet?

February 18, 2025
If you love wildlife, you won’t want to miss Inside Critter Care: The Mission to Rescue, Rehabilitate, and Release BC Wildlife!
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The Truth Behind Fake Animal Rescue Videos

February 17, 2025
Social media is filled with heartwarming videos of animals being rescued from dangerous situations. However, not all of these videos are real. A growing number of content creators are staging fake animal rescues, putting innocent animals in harm’s way for views, likes, and even money.
A black bear is sitting next to a dream catcher.

Hickory the Daydreamer: A Farewell and a Thank You

February 6, 2025
Meet Hickory, a gentle black bear cub who captured the hearts of everyone at Critter Care Wildlife Society. Hickory’s story began when he arrived at our facility, in need of care and rehabilitation.
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Your support helps Critter Care admit more than 3000 animals a year.

When you support Critter Care:


  • Animals are rescued and receive the care they need.
  • The cost of medical care and general husbandry are covered
  • The public learns how to coexist with animals
  • Legislation that helps animals is created and approved
  • Critter Care is be able to expand and keep up with demand

Give to Critter Care in a way that you are most comfortable with

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Give Monthly

Plan your giving and support Critter Care on a monthly basis. 

Give by Mail

Mail your donation to:


Critter Care Wildlife Society, 481 – 216th Street, Langley, BC V2Z 1R6

Give by Phone

To give by Telephone call Critter Care at 604-530-2054

Let's Talk

For more information on giving options please contact our Executive Director at 604-530-2054

Critter Care Wildlife Society

Who Are We?

Critter Care Wildlife Society specializes in the treatment, care and release of sick, injured and orphaned Native Mammal species of British Columbia’s Southern and Lower Mainland. 


We are the only facility in BC specializing in the care of mammals and one of only  three bear rehabilitation facilities in the province.


Testimonials

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[We] had a baby skunk abandoned by mom stuck in my basement window well, they had a volunteer come out on short notice to help remove the skunk in a humane calm manner within 2 hours of calling. Amazing volunteers doing this!

~ Cody ~

Extremely compassionate people genuinely concerned about the welfare of wildlife. I have brought multiple animals to Critter Care, called them for advice, and they have sent volunteers out to my house to assess situations. If you ever find wildlife in distress, Critter Care is who to call!

~ Sasha ~

My time as an intern at Critter Care has been an exceptional experience. I am certain that the opportunities provided are unparalleled to any other organization in BC.

~ Danielle ~

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Your gifts provide rescue and release, critical medical care, rehabilitation, and food and shelter for injured and orphaned animals.

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