US EditionRescued blind baby moose has officially found his forever home at Toronto Zoo
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Rescued blind baby moose has officially found his forever home at Toronto Zoo
The Toronto Zoo will soon welcome a special new resident: a two-month-old blind baby moose! The calf, named Cedar, was rescued earlier this month by 269 Animal Rescue on a rural road in Hawkesbury, Ont., near Ottawa. Volunteers took Cedar to Holly’s Haven Wildlife Rescue, where he spent the past three weeks receiving veterinary care. “This moose calf was blind and wandering on its own with no sight of a mother,” Lynne Rowe, the rescue organizati…
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