“As seen on TV” is a classic advertising phrase. Now the CWRC has a new resident that fits that billing: an eaglet that was rescued in...

On Wednesday the CWRC along with AVC Wildlife Service and Maritime Electric in Borden, Prince Edward Island worked together to safely...

This mature bald eagle was admitted on March 21, 2018. She was found grounded, exhibiting signs of neurological issues and covere in some...

On Thursday May 3rd the Nova Scotia Department of Natural Resources (DNR) dropped off a golden eagle to the CWRC. Golden eagles are very...

Last Saturday we washed Judique, a mature bald eagle that was contaminated with an organic oil or grease. Judique is our first repeat...

Jamie, Angela and Garnet were harvesting clams near Moose Island, on the Bay of Fundy, Nova Scotia when they saw something unusual...

Another media story helping us raise awareness about the issue of lead poisoning in Eagles.

This mature male bald eagle was admitted to the CWRC. Tested positive for lead poisoning. Anemic but not too emaciated. Still quite...

A short video taken inside The Big Jeezley (large raptor flyway) at the CWRC while a winter storm blows outside.

Today we admitted a mature male bald eagle. It tested positive for lead. This is the third eagle we have admitted for lead poisoning this...

Our large raptor flyway is awesome. It is the last stop for eagles in our rehabilitation centre before they are released. Here they have...

Testing the slo-mo capabilities of the new Samsung Galaxy 7 in the Big Jeezley.

On July 12, 2016 the CWRC admitted a juvenile male bald eagle that had been hit by a car. It was thin and had injuries to two of its toes...

On Jan 20th 2016 we received a call about an injured eagle that had been found unconscious in a pool of blood near Milford, Nova Scotia....

The Big Jeezley Eagle Watch Campaign(click here to donate) The Cobequid Wildlife Rehabilitation Centre (CWRC) is a registered non-profit...

Today we released a juvenile bald eagle that had been in our care since July 2014. He arrived at the CWRC as an emaciated nestling. He...