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Category: Media

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Media News

Injured Mudge Island Eagles Released

September 3, 2014 / August 25, 2024 by Gini Green

  Spike, the last of two eagles rescued on Mudge Island was released August 28 2014 after emergency surgery and more than a month of rehabilitation. He was one of two eagles found stuck together in July by Mudgekins Dave and Ruve Laidlaw. Scott Smith and Marcel Glock,who are GROWLS members and resident on Mudge, along with […]

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Another Seal Pup Saved

September 3, 2014 / August 25, 2024 by Gini Green

Thanks to the caring people of Gabriola and the quick response of GROWLS, a baby seal is safe. At 7:45 last night GROWLS received a report of a baby seal in trouble on the rocks along Berry Point Rd. There was no time to lose as the tide was coming in. The pup was in trouble […]

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GROWLS Emergency Phone

To report an animal-in-distress on Gabriola Island, phone GROWLS at

250–714-7101

Please leave a voice message (Note: only 1 minute available to record a message, give Name, Phone # and nature of problem).

GROWLS

GROWLS acknowledges we are on the traditional territory of the Snuneymuxw First Nation. We respect and recognize their stewardship of the wild they co-existed with through the ages. We endeavour to continue being stewards of the eco-systems by being a valued provider of wildlife rehabilitation so together we can keep wildlife wild.

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