Majestic Raptor Rehab

08/29/2026

With fall migration on the go we are entering what we call “Raptor season”. Our birds of prey are heavily hunting to build up energy for migration. During this time of year we get the most intakes and a good portion of them need to be overwinter as they are to injured to make release before migration.
Our feed reserves get depleted very quickly! There are ways you can help us. Mouse traps in your house and garages constantly making catches???? If you have a poison Free property put them in a coffee can in your freezer and when you have a few drop them off to us!
Make a live mouse trap in your “out buildings” using grain and a five gallon pail (google gives lots of ideas), we will very happily take live ones! We love poison and bullet free moles and gophers too!
But it SUPER important to not have poison in your yard!!!!
Don’t want to play with rodents but still want to help? Donations are always gratefully received and receipts given.
Raptors are the most expensive animal to rehabilitate they average 8 dollars a day to feed one bird!

08/11/2026

Thursday, August 13th starting at 10am and going until 3 pm we are offering train rides for donations to the wild bird rescue Majestic Raptor Rehab Centre at Canora 126 Daniels Drive. We will have a food court—Ukrainian food, burgers and hotdogs, craft sale and miscellaneous garage sale items. Baking available as well. We hope you join us to celebrate the wild birds that surround us all and make a donation to help support our feathered friends!

For larger donations a tax receipt can be issued on site

07/17/2026

We did it!!!!!! Thank you to everyone who spoke up! 🙏🙏🙏🙏

‼️IMPORTANT SERVICE ALERT: The has reversed its decision and will resume normal intake of wildlife patients and clinical services at the Veterinary Medical Centre (VMC) on Tuesday, Aug. 18.

As previously announced, the veterinary teaching hospital is temporarily pausing its zoo, exotics and wildlife service from July 22 to Aug. 17 (inclusive), due to a lack of specialized coverage for this clinical service during the three-week period.

All regular activities of this clinical service — including intake of wildlife patients — will resume once the service's clinical specialists return to work on Aug. 18.

For more information and a list of alternative care options, please visit https://vmc.usask.ca/zoo-exotics-and-wildlife-service-temporary-pause.php

07/13/2026

A statement from one of our partners in wildlife Rehabilitation….. Living Sky the oldest Rehabilitation centre in Saskatchewan.

07/13/2026

The release of these Osprey was made possible after spending time at the western college of veterinary services in Saskatoon, then us for their final leg of Rehabilitation. They are wild and free thanks to our partnership with the university.
We need voices to help save the program not only for the wildlife but the students who want to help them too!
Help us save the Exotics program!

07/10/2026

We need your help to make some noise! A good portion of intakes have been released thanks to the help of the university. Watch the video…. And help us save veterinary training for wildlife they deserve proper veterinary care! 

06/14/2026

New residents!

06/14/2026

So happy to have "The 3 Stooges" with us at our rehab. Great horned owlets.

05/20/2026

Please help our birds by preventing window strikes. Note if a bird flies away it is not at all fine...many other injuries from the impact cause issues . No need for fancy stickers...just put sticky notes cut in small strips on the outside of windows. Even a few here and
there can save a life. Please call us if you do get a bird strike, sometimes we can still save them with meds and rest.

05/19/2026