Aspen Valley Wildlife Sanctuary

Spring means babies for Aspen valley
Published May 13, 2012 - No Comments
The weather here in Muskoka has been quite assorted lately, but gradually the temperature has been increasing, bringing on the annual season of natural renewal, including the time when many wildlife species give birth. It is also the season when wildlife mothers are out foraging in order t ...
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Contact Us
Published May 12, 2012 - No Comments
We’re here to help! Please don’t hesitate to contact us with any questions or concerns about wildlife. If you wish to donate by phone, please call us at the number listed below. Mailing address: Aspen Valley Wildlife Sanctuary 1116 Crawford Street Rosseau, Ontario P0C 1J0 Phone ...
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Volunteer Form
Published May 12, 2012 - No Comments
ASPEN VALLEY WILDLIFE SANCTUARY VOLUNTEER INFORMATION NAME:______________________________________________ ADDRESS:___________________________________________ ___________________________________________ PHONE: ____________________________________________ EM ...
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Volunteering
Published May 12, 2012 - No Comments
Making a Difference! Without the caring, responsible commitment and dedication of our volunteers, Aspen Valley Wildlife Sanctuary would not be what it is today nor will it continue to be a life saving respite for our wildlife. Our volunteers are the very spirit that makes us such a success ...
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Our Founder
Published May 12, 2012 - No Comments
The Beginning of Aspen Valley Audrey Tournay, from her first exposure as a young woman to the Muskoka region and its bounty of wildlife, Audrey became hooked on all the creatures of the wild. When she purchased the old “Crawford Farm” in 1969, little did she realize that her quiet effo ...
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US coyote Zoe now calls Aspen Valley home
Published May 10, 2012 - No Comments
Aspen Valley Wildlife Sanctuary is a long way from mountainous Colorado. It’s a journey Zoe the coyote made to her new home here in Ontario. With nowhere to go, Zoe faced euthanasia and her desperate caretakers called from Colorado. If we could provide a home in our sanctuary, American o ...
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Aspen lion finally has a new Colorado home
Published April 30, 2012 - One Comment
SEGUIN – She has finally heard the roar of another lion. Subira came to Aspen Valley Wildlife Sanctuary in 1999 when she was a five-month-old lion. She had no contact with other lions until April 19 when she was moved to a new home in Colorado. “A 17-year-old girl had bought her at ...
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Unfortunate end for Miles the bear
Published April 30, 2012 - No Comments
In the February 10 issue of this paper we told you the story of the rescue of Miles the bear who was found lying in a puddle on the surface of Six Mile Lake. Residents of the area were greatly concerned about the bear and contacted Aspen Valley Wildlife Sanctuary. Staff were able to catch ...
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Nature Trails
Published April 30, 2012 - No Comments
AVWS Nature Trail System Nature Trails Presently there are two Nature trail systems completed. The purpose of the trails is to compliment the educational program at the Sanctuary. Walking the trails, visitors are taught to appreciate the flora and fauna which abound along the route and to ...
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About Aspen Valley
Published April 29, 2012 - No Comments
Audrey Tournay, from her first exposure as a young woman to the Muskoka region and its bounty of wildlife, Audrey became hooked on all the creatures of the wild. When she purchased the old “Crawford Farm” in 1969, little did she realize that her quiet efforts to help the helpless would ...
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US coyote Zoe now calls Aspen Valley home

Published May 10, 2012 at 5:14 pm - No Comments

Aspen Valley Wildlife Sanctuary is a long way from mountainous Colorado. It’s a journey Zoe the coyote made to her new home here in Ontario. With nowhere to go, Zoe faced euthanasia and her desperate caretakers called from Colorado. If we could provide a home in our sanctuary, American officials would allow the move. Aspen [...]

Aspen lion finally has a new Colorado home

Published April 30, 2012 at 2:51 am - 1 Comment

SEGUIN – She has finally heard the roar of another lion. Subira came to Aspen Valley Wildlife Sanctuary in 1999 when she was a five-month-old lion. She had no contact with other lions until April 19 when she was moved to a new home in Colorado. “A 17-year-old girl had bought her at an exotic [...]

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Spring means babies for Aspen valleyPublished May 13, 2012 at 1:24 am
US coyote Zoe now calls Aspen Valley homePublished May 10, 2012 at 5:14 pm
Aspen lion finally has a new Colorado homePublished April 30, 2012 at 2:51 am
Unfortunate end for Miles the bearPublished April 30, 2012 at 2:47 am
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