Learning Disabilities Association of Saskatchewan
The Learning Disabilities Association of Saskatchewan promotes the education, employment, wellness and human rights of those with learning disabilities and ADHD.
Our Mission is “to provide a safe place for injured & orphaned wild animals to grow & mend until they can return to their natural habitat while encouraging public tolerance & understanding of wildlife." These vulnerable animals have no vote, so LSWR is here to protect them and be their voice.
100 Rayner Ave
Saskatoon, SK
S7N 2P8
(306) 281-0554
We take in over 2000 wild animals a year. They require specialized food & housing. There are medical costs associated with injured animals (meds, x-rays). Most animals have been impacted by humans, so this is our way of balancing the scales and giving back to our wild neighbours. The ecosystem that supports human life includes these animals. We need them for our own survival on this planet, and they deserve a second chance.
We use volunteers all winter and throughout the summer to help with cleaning, feeding and caring for the animals at the facility. We have everyone attend an orientation and then they receive supervision at the facility. We also use volunteers at events, to assist with pickups/rescues, and to advocate for the wildlife. From Construction, sewing, fundraising, and more, we need volunteers! Email us for more information: LSWR@sasktel.net
Donations can be by E-transfer, to LSWR@sasktel.net Cheque dropped off, or in the mail Online through CanadaHelps or PayPal (links are on the website) cash also gratefully accepted Gift cards
Take a look at our Amazon wish list under LSWR: we need lab coats, gloves, dried mealworms, and more!
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Join us at Fundraisers Follow us on Facebook and participate in events, including our advocacy efforts Sign up for our Newsletter and keep up with the latest happenings Do what you can to protect our local wildlife & convince everyone else you know to do so as well!
One Small Step is committed to truth and reconciliation and recognizes with gratitude that we operate on Treaty 6 territory and the Homeland of the Métis.
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