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Welcome !
OWREN Board comment on the non-existent Wildlife Rehabilitation 'Crisis' in Ontario
OWREN Ontario Wildlife Rehabilitation and Education Network
OWREN's Mission
To facilitate and achieve excellence in the profession of wildlife rehabilitation by sharing and expanding our knowledge to continually improve the quality of care for our native species.
OWREN was founded in 1991 to support and inform professional wildlife rehabilitators in the province of Ontario.
We are an information and education network, that produces and distributes educational materials, and provides training opportunities and a yearly conference for rehabilitators and others in related professions.
Select a navigation button from the menu on the left and discover what wildlife rehabilitation is and what we are about. We hope you enjoy your visit with us!
NOTE OWREN does not provide 'how-to-rehabilitate' information nor can we diagnose the condition of any sick, injured, or orphaned wild animals or individual problems with wild animals through email. We are unable to respond to such requests. If you cannot locate an Authorized Wildlife Custodian near you and have an emergency situation with an injured wild animal, please contact your local SPCA, humane society, animal control, veterinarian, or vet emergency clinic for immediate assistance.
We invite you to learn about OWREN, and the valuable services voluntarily provided by Authorized Wildlife Custodians, their registered Foster Care Providers and facility volunteers for native Ontario wildlife, and for the public.
Join us and be part of a network of wildlife rehabilitation professionals!
For an OWREN information brochure
Contact UsPO Box Mailing addressOWREN 40-1110 Finch Ave. W., Suite 1071 Toronto ON M3J 3M2
General:
info@owren-online.org
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