In photos - We popped by Hope for Wildlife's Saturday open house, a time to learn more about this important group and why it matters!
At the open houses, education is front and centre. As Hope's incredible team guide the public throughout the compound, they educate the public about how mankind and wildlife can clash, usually resulting in negative experiences for the wildlife.
With many education animals on hand (animals too injured for Release but able to serve as valuable members of the Hope for Wildlife team), and other animals undergoing rehabilitation, the public gets to see and learn first hand about what we can do to try to improve our coexistence with our vast and wonderful wildlife.
It does not end with wildlife, as Hope and her team also showcase the importance of protecting our wildlife from domestic animals, and educating the importance of never releasing invasive animals into our environment!
Visiting Hope for Wildlife
You can visit Hope for Wildlife, which has an education centre and an outdoor wildlife garden trail that are open to the public on specific days.
And don’t forget to grab a tasty treat from the classy Cafe Catio!
Admission is free and no pre-booking is required (donations are accepted)
Saturdays from 12 PM to 3 PM (Year-round)
Wednesdays from 12PM to 3PM (from May 7th to December 17th, 2025)
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**** Via Hope for Wildlife Help an injured animal - Report to Hope for Wildlife TEXT OR CALL 902-407-9453 (WILD) WILDLIFE DROP OFF
Hope for Wildlife’s rehabilitation and education center is located at 5909 Highway 207 in Seaforth. We also have satellite offices throughout Nova Scotia for wildlife drop off- 24/7. You do not need to call us prior to coming dropping off. See Drop Off Locations Below.
WILDLIFE HELPLINE
Our Wildlife Helpline operates from 7am to 8pm seven days a week. If you have a wildlife questions, please text (preferred) or call us at 902-407-9453. See our Wildlife Helpline Page.
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