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  • BC Conservation Officers rescue moose calf spooked in northern BC

    Conservation Officers were in northern BC this weekend, dealing with a scared baby animal. 

    According to the BC COS, a cow moose mistakenly led her calf into a rural acreage yard in Prince George. Once in the yard, the calf fled after being spooked by the owner's dogs. 

    Photo Credit: BC COS

    During the commotion, the calf's mother wound up leaving the scene. 

    Despite the calf being left alone overnight in hopes that of a reunion with the mother, the cow moose never returned. 

    Officers would safely capture the calf in the morning. They made sure it was uninjured and well-fed. 

    Photo Credit: BC COS

    The calf has now been transported to a wildlife rescue facility for the foreseeable future. 

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