4 Part Documentary

This charming, feel good documentary gives an in-depth look at the every day operations of the PEI Wildlife Rescue and Rehabilitation Inc. and lets viewers get to know both Candy and her intern Maryrose.

“Every job Candy Gallant has ever had was with animals—she is a magnet for wildlife, and over the years she’s learned to care for a number of creatures. Injured owl? Skunk? Crow? It’s well known on Prince Edward Island that if you come across an injured animal or abandoned babies, they should be transported to Candy for care. A charitable organization with a board of directors as well as a lively transportation network have been set up to help, since Candy rarely leaves her small home—she’s always busy feeding vulnerable wildlife babies, who occupy every wall of her tiny house.

‍Candy’s goal is to build a charitable wildlife rehabilitation and education organization like Hope For Wildlife in Seaforth, Nova Scotia. Since 1997, Hope for Wildlife has rescued, rehabilitated, and released over 80,000 injured and orphaned wild animals representing over 250 species. While Candy’s board works towards this mighty goal, Candy trains interns like Maryrose Carson so they can answer the call in future years.”