The Bluewater Centre for Raptor Rehabilitation is a non-profit organization in Ontario dedicated to rescuing, rehabilitating, and releasing injured birds of prey while raising awareness about wildlife conservation in the community.
Last updated on Dec 4th, 2025
The Bluewater Centre for Raptor Rehabilitation is seeking volunteers to support environmental efforts, including tree planting and native gardening, to help protect wildlife and the planet.
Get your Wild Animals of Ontario Calendar for just $10.00 from the Bluewater Centre for Raptor Rehabilitation, supporting wildlife rehabilitation efforts while making a great gift!
Support the Bluewater Centre for Raptor Rehabilitation by purchasing a raffle ticket to help provide food for injured raptors and contribute to wildlife rehabilitation efforts!
The Bluewater Centre for Raptor Rehabilitation announces its wildlife rehabilitation protocols, emphasizing the critical role of education in ensuring the safe and timely care of wildlife.
Join us on November 10, 2025, for the Winter Property Maintenance Volunteer Day at Bluewater Centre for Raptor Rehabilitation, where volunteers will assist in essential maintenance tasks to prepare for winter.
The Royal Canadian Legion Branch 62 donated $5,000 to the Bluewater Centre for Raptor Rehabilitation, supporting 35 local charities through their Catch the Ace event.
The Catch the Ace Fundraiser, hosted by the Sarnia Legion Branch 62, has successfully raised funds for local charities, including the Bluewater Centre for Raptor Rehabilitation, which will use the donations to build a new cage for raptors, enhancing wildlife care in the community.
A bald eagle was rescued and rehabilitated after suffering injuries, and is now ready for release back to its home in Mitchell's Bay, thanks to the efforts of local organizations.
The Bluewater Centre for Raptor Rehabilitation is seeking live grasshoppers to aid in the training of a Kestrel, emphasizing the importance of these insects for successful rehabilitation.
A young Merlin was euthanized after being shot with a BB or pellet gun, highlighting the ongoing issue of wildlife cruelty in residential areas.
The Bluewater Centre for Raptor Rehabilitation provides an update on the care of various birds of prey, including a critical bald eagle and a great horned owl recovering from surgery.
The Peregrine Falcon Rescue Update shares the heartwarming story of a young falcon's successful rescue and reunion with its family after a brief foster care period.
The Bluewater Centre for Raptor Rehabilitation is seeking urgent help to locate an injured hawk with significant trauma.
The Guide to Fledgling Birds from the Bluewater Centre for Raptor Rehabilitation provides essential information for bird enthusiasts on how to care for fledgling birds during the summer.
The Bluewater Centre for Raptor Rehabilitation is urgently seeking a driver to transport a baby Merlin from Bayfield at 1 PM today.
The Bluewater Centre for Raptor Rehabilitation urgently needs a driver to transport a Bald Eagle to Caledon National Wildlife Centre for immediate surgery due to a broken leg.
The Bluewater Centre for Raptor Rehabilitation urgently seeks support for a Bald Eagle needing immediate surgery due to a broken leg after a nest fall.
A young Peregrine Falcon was successfully rescued by Julie under the Bluewater Bridge on June 25, 2025, and is now in good health, awaiting return to its nesting site.
A critically emaciated Bald Eagle is receiving urgent care at the Bluewater Centre for Raptor Rehabilitation after being rescued from Pet and Wildlife Rescue, with a critical recovery period of 24-48 hours ahead.
A Great Horned Owl was rescued on June 21, 2025, in Bayfield, ON, and is currently receiving treatment for significant injuries, with surgery scheduled for tomorrow.
A Great Horned Owl was rescued on June 21, 2025, in Bayfield, ON, and is currently receiving treatment for significant injuries, with surgery scheduled for June 22, 2025.
An adult Osprey was rescued after being injured by a flarestack and is currently undergoing rehabilitation at The Owl Foundation after receiving initial care from the Bluewater Centre for Raptor Rehabilitation.
The Bluewater Centre for Raptor Rehabilitation successfully rescued a Canada Goose family in Downtown Sarnia, ensuring the safety of five goslings and their parents.
On May 6, 2025, a Red-Tailed Hawk was rescued after being hit by a truck near Sparta and successfully rehabilitated by the Bluewater Centre for Raptor Rehabilitation.
The 'Play for your Favorite Charity' event raised $1860.00, supporting the Bluewater Centre For Raptor Rehabilitation and the Official Sarnia & District Humane Society, showcasing community spirit and charitable giving.