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Animal Care

Please do not attempt to rehab an animal by yourself. In most states it is illegal to possess a wild animal without being licensed.

Most states have websites that will have licensed rehabbers listed.

 

If you find an injured or orphaned animal keep the animal warm and safe and contact your local rehabber. Remember to always leave a message. Most rehabbers are usually busy caring for the animals, cleaning cages, or out rescuing animals.

 

Do not feed any animal store bought milk, or baby formula. 


 

Fawn Care

If you happen to find a fawn that appears to be orphaned, please do not touch it or remove it.  Most of the time mom has just left it there to be safe and will return to care for it.

 

 

 

 

Baby Bird Care

If you find a baby bird please do not touch it.

In most cases the mom is still around and will care for the baby.

 

 

 

 

 

Raccoon Care

When finding a baby raccoon remember they are not meant to be pets. A lot of people think it would be neat to have a pet raccoon. This is not a good idea. They are wild animals and have the potential to be very dangerous (including medically) to you, your children and your pets. 

 

 

 

ALWAYS REMEMBER THAT WILD ANIMALS ARE JUST THAT..WILD!

         THEY BELONG IN THE WILD! 

                  THEY DESERVE TO BE RETURNED TO THE WILD AS SOON AS THEY ARE READY.