Cobequid wildlife is a registered Canadian Charity. Our work helping wild animals return to the wilderness depends on folks who love nature, wild spaces, and wild animals; folks like you!
There are many charities needing support and we are so grateful that you chose Cobequid Wildlife!
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More Ways to Donate
By Mail
Donate by mail with a cheque payable to
Cobequid Wildlife Rehabilitation Centre
Cobequid Wildlife Rehabilitation Centre
2220 Irwin Lake Road
RR #1, Brookfield
Nova Scotia, B0N 1C0
By e-Transfer
e-Transfers can be sent to donations@cwrc.net. Be sure to include your full name and email address in the notes or email us to receive your charitable tax receipt.
United Way Workplace Campaign
Donate through the United Way Workplace Campaign by listing Cobequid Wildlife Rehabilitation Centre as your designated charity. Remember to provide our Charitable Registration Number:
89583 7912 RR0001
By Phone
We can accept credit card donations by phone. 902-893-0253
By Paypal
Donate by Paypal. Charitable receipts will be issued for all donations of $20 or more with a complete address, and for donations less than $20 by request. Remember to provide your complete mailing address to avoid delays!
In Person
Come say hello at one of our public events! Our team looks forward to meeting fellow wildlife fans like you!
Thank you for your support!
Gift Cards
We regularly purchase supplies from local stores and businesses. Gift cards are a great way to support local businesses and help animals at the same time!
Hardware and General Purpose Stores
eg Walkers, Home Hardware, Kent and Canadian Tire
Farm Markets and Grocery Stores
eg Avery's, Sobey's, Superstore, Masstown Market, Gateway, and Running Man
Feed Stores
eg Shur-Gain, Coop Farm store, PetValu,
Rens Pets, etc
Gas Cards
Wild animals come to us from all across Nova Scotia, which means that our team also travels to all corners of this beautiful province.
Gas cards from any major brand are so helpful to our team who donate their time and energy seven days a week including all major holidays to travel to pick up and release wild animals.
