Operational registry
Rescue statistics
These figures are not entered by hand. Call-outs come from call records, and animals assisted from their animal counts, regardless of the outcome.
Animals assisted
Live statistics
2
Today
2
This week
12
This month
606
This year
Updated at 08:17 PM
2026 in numbers
457
operations
606
animals assisted
58
municipalities served
86
raccoons
Call-outs
By month
- janvier11
- février18
- mars33
- avril59
- mai58
- juin82
- juillet95
- août68
Calls peak in summer, when the young leave the nest and people are outdoors. Weekends are busier than weekdays, and nearly half of all operations take place in the evening or at night, when other resources are closed.
The animals we assist
Most frequent species
- Raton laveur86
- Chat65
- Moufette58
- Bernache43
- Canard27
- Oiseau sauvage non précisé27
- Ecureuil24
- Goéland21
- Pigeon16
- Marmotte15
- Lapin queue blanche10
- Renard roux9
- Opossum d'Amérique1
Where we work
By administrative region
- Montréal231
- Montérégie66
- Laval55
- Laurentides37
- Lanaudière33
- Capitale-nationale1
Who calls, and from where
Who reports
- Témoin241
- Propriétaire des lieux138
- Propriétaire de l’animal17
- Installation portuaire9
- Travaux publics ou parc4
- Entreprise4
- Refuge de la faune3
The call distribution charts count call-outs. The animals assisted figure adds up the adults and juveniles recorded for each call.
How we count
An operation is counted as soon as a team travels to help an animal, whatever the outcome. A rescue, a capture or a transport to a shelter each count as one operation: in every case, time and resources were committed for that animal. The animal figure adds up the adults and juveniles recorded for each operation.
Data from 1 January to 2 August comes from the mission registry. Data from 3 to 21 August is reconstructed from the dispatch thread. The counters at the top of the page are live.