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Last week a nomadic Moose captured the attention of Huntsville as it toured around the community from Huntsville proper to Port Sydney visiting various businesses and homes along the way. Due to the unpredictable nature of wild animals, the MNR was forced to step in and relocate the moose and the government agency enlisted the help of a local animal rehabilitation centre to assist.

Aspen Valley Wildlife Sanctuary is hoping you can help them keep up with the need for rehabilitating animals in their care, especially some recent additions Moose and Bear cubs that have been growing to adulthood at the sanctuary before they're released into the wild.

A look at hibernation, overwintering and fundraising projects at Aspen Valley Wildlife Sanctuary.

This tip is what to do when your cat brings a wild animal to you such as a bird. Aspenvalley.ca for more info.

This tip is how to mouse proof your home or cottage. Aspenvalley.ca for more info.

This gives you a sneak peak into the next episode of "From Mice to Moose" Tails From Aspen Valley Wildlife Sanctuary.

Aspen Valley Wildlife is using a recent intake of a coyote from Toronto as another warning as to why it's very unwise to feed wild animals.

This gives you a sneak peak into the next episode of "From Mice to Moose" Tails From Aspen Valley Wildlife Sanctuary.

Here is a tip about why we shouldn't feed wildlife. Visit aspenvalley.ca for more information.