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P E I wildlife advocates call for ban on glue traps after young squirrels injured

Wildlife advocates are urging Islanders to stop using glue traps after three young squirrels were brought to the AVC Wildlife Service in Charlottetown after getting stuck. One of the squirrels died, and another needed to have its tail amputated.

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Injured P E I eagle ready to move to new home in Nova Scotia

When 450 was brought to the Atlantic Veterinary College Wildlife Service in October of last year the eagle was bloody, bruised, and couldn’t stand.

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Amazing moment as snowy owl released back into wild

Amazing moment as snowy owl released back into wild A snowy owl in the care of Atlantic Veterinary College staff has recovered and been released back into the wild. Social Sharing CBC News · Posted: Jan 11, 2021 8:00 PM AT | Last Updated: January 12 The snowy owl flies away after it was released by staff at the Atlantic Veterinary College.(UPEI Marketing and Communications)

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