Kids aren鈥檛 the only ones trick or treating this Halloween, animals at a 91原创 animal facility have joined in on the fun.

For the second year, Critter Care Wildlife Society is hosting a trick or treat fundraiser, every $5 donated goes towards creating spooky treats that fit each species dietary needs.

Operations Administrator, Brandon Dean said, along with giving the animals a treat, he hopes the fundraiser also raises awareness about feeding wildlife.

鈥淲e鈥檙e hoping to show people that they shouldn鈥檛 be feeding animals and wildlife, they should be leaving that to the professionals,鈥� said Dean.

Last year, the society was able to raise $5000, for the animals to 鈥渢rick or treat,鈥� this year, they are hoping to hit the same amount.

鈥淚t was really successful last year, people always go above and beyond, we are so thankful, and so are the animals,鈥� added Dean.

Volunteers at the non-profit organization use the donations to make treats such as, pumpkins stuffed with fruits and vegetables, and carved melons stuffed with grub.

Dean explained, the otters get a pumpkin stuffed with crab legs, which is their favourite.

鈥淵ummy, I know,鈥� he said.

From now to Oct. 31, people can go to the Critter Care to donate.

Dean added, with Halloween around the corner, people should be cautious about leaving their pumpkins outside.

鈥淚f you live in bear country, it is important that you do not leave pumpkins out overnight, they鈥檒l think it鈥檚 a treat,鈥� he said.

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