In The Woods Animal Rescue in Nampa, Alberta

FUNDRAISER WITH EMILY LOZERON!! Remember that you will have to go to the original post to bid otherwise it won't count. Auction ends Sunday at 5pm.

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~SILENT AUCTION!!~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ The Red Willow Players Theater Group of Valleyview are holding their 2020 FESTIVAL OF TREES this week which includes a silent auction of various items. MeKENics of Valleyview decorated this wonderful tree and all proceeds from its auction will be donated to In the Woods! If you can't go in person to place a bid on an item, you can call Cary at 780 524 7547 and the bid will be placed for you. (Full details are in the poster i...n Comments) You can view the items in more detail on their Facebook page "Valleyview Festival of Trees 2020". Check it out, support the Red Willow Players and bid on the In the Woods tree to support the rescue! (Hats off to Jane Broadrib for her wonderful decorating skills, although I am sure that little Foxy helped her out!!) THE SILENT AUCTION ENDS THIS FRIDAY AT 9:00 PM SO DON'T DELAY!! See more

Talk about one lucky pup A bull moose gave chase to a dog through a snowy field in northern Alberta. After a few minutes, the moose took off, leaving the pup unharmed. Video: zaktaz95/TikTok

Need help If someone could bring a load of donations From GRANDE PRAIRIE to the rescue Please text Lori 780 882:2988... THANK YOU See more

"We discovered two moose right on our doorstep sharing a delicious leftover pumpkin from Halloween. Even though they were inches away, the moose didn't mind our presence as we recorded the exciting event."

Just Scruffy MacScrufter and her Mars Bar

<3 British Bird <3 May your day be PURR-fectly wonderful! <3

Once again we start off today's Global News Morning viewer pics with a few birdies.

At 4:22 this morning, RCMP received a report of a break and enter in progress at a retirement home in Selkirk. The suspect? A one antlered buck, still stuck ins...ide the home. Upon arrival, officers assessed the damage and determined the buck had gained entry by jumping through a glass door, losing an antler in the process. Once inside, the scared animal caused havoc but was quickly contained to an area of the home away from residents. In the hopes he’d simply leave the same way he arrived, officers opened a second door in the area and waited, but the poor buck likely feared losing his other antler through the portal and instead chose to remain at the scene. Realizing they would have to guide him out of the building, officers used furniture to create a path to the open exit door, however with only 20/100 eyesight, the buck simply couldn’t find it. Finally, an hour and a half later, when he was completely surrounded by furniture and officers holding up blankets, the buck realized the wide open door was right in front of his nose and jumped away to freedom. The cause of the incident is still under investigation but officers have not ruled out the possibility that he saw an attractive Christmas deer decoration through the window. The broken antler was seized. No humans were injured. #ThisIsWhereWeWork #MBMonday

Alberta Wild Horses - Young & Strong - Alberta, Canada.

Hi, Koda has been missing from the Sherwood Park area since October 29. We think he was taken so he could be anywhere. Koda is part of our family and we really miss him. We’re offerring a reward of $2000 for information that leads to his safe return. Please call us at 780-237-1256.

This bald eagle never would have gotten free on its own! via Jukin Media

Military dog Kuno lost part of his leg while tackling an al Qaeda gunman in 2019. Kuno’s fearless actions have been awarded and he has received the animal equivalent to the Victoria Cross. Read more: https://bit.ly/3m0muQo