OWL Orphaned Wildlife Rehabilitation Society

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OWL Orphaned Wildlife Rehabilitation Society Orphaned Wildlife Rehabilitation Society is a non-profit organization whose staff & volunteers are de
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We are a registered charitable organization relying on volunteers, as well as public and corporate donations. We get no direct financial support from any government agency. We are always in need of donations to help feed our birds, cover medical costs, and keep our facility updated.

11/08/2026

A recent Barn Owl release in Delta. This Barn Owl was caught in a portion of a barn wall and required help getting out and putting on some weight until release day!

11/03/2026

Thanks again to Jayson Biggins

10/29/2026
We had a great time at artsnursery with our Barred Owl Snugs and Barn owl Alba. Thanks again for having us!
10/28/2026

We had a great time at artsnursery with our Barred Owl Snugs and Barn owl Alba. Thanks again for having us!

This is the face you make when you’ve been run over three times but the tires miss each time! 🦉💪This little Pygmy Owl is...
10/26/2026

This is the face you make when you’ve been run over three times but the tires miss each time! 🦉💪

This little Pygmy Owl is lucky to only have slight head trauma after being found on the road. The kind member of the public who spotted the bird first thought it was a leaf until he saw it tumble. He then rescued the bird and handed it off to a volunteer.

10/17/2026
These two beautiful juvenile Northern Goshawks arrived at different times but both had temporary paralysis due to striki...
10/09/2026

These two beautiful juvenile Northern Goshawks arrived at different times but both had temporary paralysis due to striking a window. We are now very hopeful for a full recovery and these two have since been moved to a flight conditioning flight pen.
Window strikes can happen more frequently during migration times, young birds tend to be pushed to move out of territories to follow easier food and secure their own area eventually. Light pollution, and even the distance between bird feeders and windows can all affect wildlife. Read more here on how to prevent window strikes: https://www.owlrehab.org/window-collisions/

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3800 72nd Street
Delta, BC
V4K3N2

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