Stories of rescued wild animals who find themselves at the Living Sky Wildlife Rehabilitation Centre & the humans who fight to give them a second chance.
AN ISLAND OF CHAOS IN THE MIDDLE OF THE CITY
More than 2,000 animals arrive in distress every year at Living Sky Wildlife Rehabilitation in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan. This number rivals much larger centres like Calgary and Edmonton, with a fraction of the resources and zero government funding.
No two animals are the same, nothing is routine, and every case is a challenge. Yet no one is ever turned away. Straight-shooting, no-nonsense founder Jan Shadick won’t have it. She never says no, and expects her rag-tag team of volunteers to do the same. To step up and find a way, no matter the obstacles.
STAYING WILD is a two-season docu-series that gets up close and personal as it chronicles Jan and her team’s efforts to save Saskatchewan’s wildlife, one animal at a time.
*Note: the above link may only be available to people inside Saskatchewan and Canada. Watch this site for any news about other future availability.
Meet the Animals
The wild animals featured in the first two seasons of STAYING WILD will make you laugh, cry, and everything in between. The frolicking orphaned foxes. The waddling baby ducks. The cute baby badger that doesn’t know how to survive in the wild.
Get the stories and learn more about the specific animals and species featured in the series.
The heart and soul of the STAYING WILD series is the human beings who care so deeply for these animals and have the knowledge and expertise to help give them the best chance of rehabilitation and a release back to their wild homes and communities.
Meet the Humans
Rescuing and caring for wild animals requires a delicate and knowledgeable touch. It is sometimes difficult to know when to call in the experts like those at LSWR.
Get some information on best practices to follow when you come across wildlife in need of help as well as answers to some basic questions about wildlife rehabilitation that will help our furred and feathered friends safely stay or return to nature.
Wildlife Rehabilitation Resources
Wildlife Photography Resources
It is a true art to capture the stories of wild animals within a camera viewfinder. Our team has been lucky to get exclusive access to these creatures through this series and other projects.
Get some of their insider tips and tricks for wildlife photography.
