Injured or Orphaned Wildlife
Learn what to do if you find injured or orphaned wildlife in Surrey.
Surrey is home to diverse wildlife habitats that are often influenced by urban, suburban and rural development. The interactions between people and their natural environment raise many issues and concerns from residents and presents challenges for Surrey’s wildlife.
The Government of British Columbia provides information on what to do if you find sick, injured, or dead wildlife.
If you find an orphaned or injured wild animal, please contact one of the organizations below.
- Injured/orphaned mammals: Critter Care Wildlife Society
- Injured/orphaned birds: Wildlife Rescue Association of BC
- Injured/orphaned raptors: Orphaned Wildlife Rehabilitation Society
I've found a baby bird, what do I do?
Check out the BC SPCA's "What to do if you find a baby bird" brochure for more information
I've found a deer fawn, what do I do?
Check out the BC SPCA's "What to do if you find a deer fawn" brochure for more information
I've found a baby seal, what do I do?
Check out the BC SPCA's "What to do if you find a baby seal" brochure for more information