Aspen Valley Wildlife Sanctuary and Fowler Construction rescue a moose and her twins

It was a team effort to save a moose and her twins. After receiving a tip from a woman that her husband had hit a moose, the Aspen Valley Wildlife Sanctuary found an injured moose stuck in a roadside swamp on Muskoka Road 3 in Rosseau. Managing director of Aspen Valley Wildlife Sanctuary, Howard Smith says with the help of Fowler Construction they were successful in getting the moose to the sanctuary.

Smith says due to her injuries they were not able to save the moose, but veterinarian Dr. Trinita was able to rescue her baby twins.

The male was named Fowler after Fowler Construction, the female was named Trinita after the veterinarian.

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