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Finding a wild animal in distress can be alarming, and it’s natural to want to help. 
Avian flu is hitting the northstate hard. In the past few weeks, we've gotten dozens of intake forms from people who...
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Finding an injured, ill, or orphaned wild animal can be stressful. While professional care is always the goal...
If you find a fawn (baby deer) or a kit (baby rabbit) that is alone and you are worried that it is abandoned - leave it where...
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When you find an injured, ill, or orphaned wild animal, it’s natural to want to help however you can. Many people...
If you have found a bat that appears to be in need of help, do not touch the bat. Bats are rabies vectors. Don't put...
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Finding a wild animal can be surprising—and often concerning. While our instinct is to help, not every...
Finding a young owl or hawk on the ground can be surprising—and often concerning. These birds of prey...
Baby squirrels are the mammal most frequently brought to wildlife rehab in our area. If you find one, below...
Please trim trees and greenery in the winter months, and not in the spring when babies are being born! Baby birds...
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