1. Mother nurturer: Why Hope Swinimer dedicated her life to wild animals
16 aug 2021 · Swinimer, 61, has come a long way from her humble beginnings as a manager at Dartmouth Veterinary Hospital in the mid-1990s, where she first ...
Hope Swinimer's name has become synonymous with wildlife rehabilitation in Nova Scotia and beyond, and her fervour for the field has had a marked impact on how people think about the natural world.
2. Our Story - Hope For Wildlife
Born and raised in Argyle, Nova Scotia, Hope Swinimer spent most of her time outdoors as a child enjoying everything the natural world had to offer. She ...
Hope for Wildlife continues to evolve as the need for rescue and rehabilitation services increases—we now take over 4,500 wild animals into our care each year.
3. Missing Nova Scotia fisherman partner of Hope For Wildlife founder ...
21 jul 2018 · Missing Nova Scotia fisherman partner of Hope For Wildlife founder, Hope Swinimer. By Natasha Pace Global News. Posted July 21, 2018 2:20 pm.
"He is sorely missed by all who knew him. Hope For Wildlife will never be the same."
4. Hope for Wildlife: Animal rehab centre expands operations to Cape Breton
16 jan 2024 · Swinimer says the new addition is going to get animals to Seaforth in a more stable condition and avoid long road trips. “Oftentimes the animals ...
Hope for Wildlife, a wildlife rehabilitation centre based in Seaforth, N.S., takes more than 7,000 animals into their care each year, and is now poised to help even more.
5. Mother nurturer: Why Hope Swinimer dedicated her life to wild animals
Swinimer, 61, has come a long way from her humble beginnings as a manager at Dartmouth Veterinary Hospital in the mid-1990s, where she first began taking in ...
As Hope Swinimer scoops a pine marten pierced with porcupine quills from a cardboard box, she gasps and appears to choke back tears. It's only the third time she's ever seen the endangered weasel-like mammal at Hope for Wildlife, her charitable facility in Seaforth, N.S., despite having worked in wildlife rehabilitation for more than 25 years. "My whole life, I've had a passion for these critters," said Swinimer, noting there are only about 100 female American martens left in the province after
6. Hope for Wildlife founder says charities also struggling to keep up ...
27 feb 2023 · “We really are an organization that provides a service to everybody in Nova Scotia if you come across an injured or orphaned wild animal,” ...
The animal rescue and rehabilitation organization takes in over 7,000 wild animals annually
7. Why won't you step up, Hope Swinimer? Open Letter to Halifax ...
3 dec 2015 · Your goal, you told me, was to gain addition income for the wildlife rehab centre - to pay two staff members, if I remember correctly. So ...
As a famous John once famously said to a famous Paul, "How do you sleep?" You made your name saving wild animals with Hope for Wildlife....
8. Hope For Wildlife
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Hope for Wildlife is a charitable wildlife rehabilitation and education organization located in Seaforth, Nova Scotia. Since 1997, we have rescued, rehabilitated, and released over 50,000 injured and orphaned wild animals representing over 250 species.
9. Hope for Wildlife in need of volunteers | CTV News
14 apr 2023 · At Hope for Wildlife, a wildlife rehabilitation centre in Seaforth, N.S., founder and director Hope Swinimer views the animals like family.
Hope for Wildlife, a wildlife rehabilitation centre in Seaforth, N.S., is in need of volunteers.
10. Theft at Hope for Wildlife prompts 'thousands of positive actions' - CBC
5 mrt 2018 · Hope Swinimer thanks Nova Scotians for rallying after ... Hope Swinimer said the negative incident was outweighed by the positives.
See AlsoCombat Rogue Bis Phase 2Thieves stole $1,000 from Hope for Wildlife last week, but the refuge's founder says the public's response has been "truly heartwarming."
11. Evenings @ Government House with Hope Swinimer
21 apr 2022 · Hope Swinimer is the Founder and Director of the Hope for Wildlife Society in Seaforth, Nova Scotia. In 1996, Dr. Swinimer worked with the ...
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12. WILSONS AND HOPE FOR WILDLIFE ARE OLD FRIENDS
5 mrt 2019 · What started out as a dream more than two decades ago for Argyle native and certified wildlife rehabilitator, Hope Swinimer, has grown into an ...
Hope for Wildlife, a charitable wildlife rehabilitation and education organization located in Seaforth, Nova Scotia, is one of the most inspiring places you will ever have the good fortune to visit. What started out as a dream more than two decades ago for Argyle native and certified wildlife rehabilitator, Hope Swinimer, has grown into an […]
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14. Hope for Wildlife - Nimbus Publishing and Vagrant Press
27 apr 2011 · When the veterinarians couldn't look after it, Hope Swinimer decided to take the helpless animal into her care, and that was the start of it all ...
One day, a couple who had run over a skunk with their car brought it to the Dartmouth Veterinary Hospital. When the veterinarians couldn't look after it, Hope Swinimer decided to take the helpless animal into her care, and that was the start of it all. Now, through her rehabilitation centre called Hope for Wildlife, Hope's name is synonymous with wildlife rescue in Nova Scotia.Since 1997, hundreds of animals have been saved through the tireless efforts of the staff and volunteers at Hope for Wildlife. Some animals' stories were so unique that they even garnered national attention-such as Hope's battle with the department of natural resources over Gretel, a member of the endangered pine marten species. Each creature comes with its own challenges, either through a particularly difficult injury or a quirky personality-like Lucifer the inexplicably bald and ornery raccoon-but each patient leaves an indelible mark on the lives of those around them.Hope for Wildlife tells the stories of fourteen different wild animals from Nova Scotia that have passed through the centre. Colour photographs of the animals and the centre's efforts supplement the text, and info boxes offer further information on the province's wildlife. The stories in Hope for Wildlife are educational, heartwarming, and sometimes heartbreaking-but always filled with hope.
15. The Killing Of A Pet Crow, Part II: Hope For Wildlife's Hope Swinimer
23 aug 2020 · We have a (government) license to rehabilitate animals, and it certainly would have been worth a try for us to try to rehabilitate this animal”.
By Andrew Macdonald Killing Of A Pet Crow: Hope Swinimer’s Hope For Wildlife Says There Were Options - Including Her Animal Rescue Operation Hope For Wildlife’s founder and visionary, Hope Swinimer says the killing of a pet crow on a beach in Pugwash was unnecessary. The pet crow, named Konjo…
16. Extraordinary Canadians: Stories from the Heart of Our Nation, by Peter ...
11 apr 2022 · ... Hope Swinimer, a Nova Scotia woman who became a wildlife rehabilitator and founded Hope for Wildlife. “The ability to distil a wealth of ...
The ability to distill a wealth of information into the cogent facts, and then weave those facts into a story that reads logically and builds to a conclusion is a skill, and Mansbridge and Bulgutch have executed it well.
17. Honorary Degree: Hope Swinimer - SMU News and Events
14 jan 2019 · Born and raised in Argyle, Nova Scotia, Hope Swinimer spent most of her time outdoors as a child enjoying everything the natural world had to ...
Hope Swinimer, Doctor of Science, honoris causa Wildlife champion, animal advocate and rehabilitator Born and raised in Argyle, Nova Scotia, Hope Swinimer spent most of her time outdoors as a child enjoying everything the natural world had to offer. She knew that she wanted to work with nature i
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Diplomat & International Canada magazine is a leading source for international affairs and Canadian foreign policy. Diplomat is the magazine for people who want to stay informed about global issues and who care about Canada's role in the world. It is also a showcase for the diplomatic community in Canada. Canada's international community and internationally-minded Canadians have been relying on Diplomat & International Canada since 1989.
19. “Hope For Wildlife” Honored In Shining World Compassion Award ...
Ms. Hope Swinimer, Founder and Director of the Hope for Wildlife Society, was presented with the Shining World Compassion Award and a check for US$30,000 in ...
20. Hope For Wildlife - EverybodyWiki Bios & Wiki
Staying in Seaforth, Hope moved to a farm property which allowed for expansion to her growing business. Five years after this move, the Eastern Shore Wildlife ...
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