Blog Layout

Trick Or Treat: CANDY GRAM for the Animals

Donate today to give our fur friends a goodie bag for Halloween.

(only species specific treats will be given)

Button
Button
Button
Button

Happy Halloween

This year we are including our fur friends in the Trick or Treat festivities.

For every $5.00 donated we will give the animal our your choice a goodie bag of their favorite treats.

Options:

$5.00 - SINGLE -1 CandyGram for the animals (Please specify in the message which animals should receive this treat (Bear, Beaver, Raccoon, Squirrel, Rabbit, Otter)

$10.00 - BUDDY PACK -2 CandyGram for the animals (Please specify in the message which animals should receive this treat (Bear, Beaver, Raccoon, Squirrel, Rabbit, Otter)

$15.00 - 3RD WHEEL PACK - 3 CandyGram for the animals (Please specify in the message which animals should receive this treat (Bear, Beaver, Raccoon, Squirrel, Rabbit, Otter)

$20.00 - FAMILY PACK - 4 CandyGram for the animals (Please specify in the message which animals should receive this treat (Bear, Beaver, Raccoon, Squirrel, Rabbit, Otter)

DONATE NOW

< Older Post

Newer Post >

Mail

Critter Care Wildlife Society News

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!

A.I. created image, for educational purposes, only.

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.