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Home CHCH News Local Brantford man turns a pastime into a lifeline for wounded wildlife Brantford man turns a pastime into a lifeline for wounded wildlife Posted:January 29, 2021 | 1:56 AMBy:News Staff Updated: April 4, 2024 | 1:15 PM Make us a preferred source on Google × Share this story... A Brantford man who works in wildlife control is going from trapping animals to housing them while helping a local animal rehab clinic. Phil Perkins reports. If you like to order a box please visit www.ontariowildliferemoval.ca and fill out a request form. Make us a preferred source on Google Previous CHCH News Abandoned home in Hamilton expected to sell for more than a half million dollars Next CHCH News Teen charged in death of Devan Selvey to stand trial for second-degree murder
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