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Did you know that not all wild animals hibernate (sleep away the winter) or migrate (leave for better conditions)? Some

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Help us RE-OPEN our Doors for Wildlife in Need in Peterborough and the Kawarthas!

What is the Kawartha Wildlife Centre? The Kawartha Wildlife Centre (KWC), founded in 2017, is a volunteer-run, charitable wildlife rehabilitation