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    • Juvenile Birds: Why They Need to Be Left in Their Parents’ Care
    • What to do if You Find a Baby Owl or Hawk
    • Temporary Care Instructions for Wild Animals (Until You Can Reach a Licensed Wildlife Rehabilitator)
    • Important Information About Rabies-Vector Species
    • Why Wildlife Should Be Taken to a Certified Rehabilitator
    • Angel Wing: Why Feeding Waterfowl the Wrong Foods Can Cause Permanent Harm
    • What To Do If You Find A Baby Squirrel
    • Baby Fawns and Rabbits: They’re Probably NOT Orphaned
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    • What to do if You Find a Baby Owl or Hawk
    • Temporary Care Instructions for Wild Animals (Until You Can Reach a Licensed Wildlife Rehabilitator)
    • Important Information About Rabies-Vector Species
    • Why Wildlife Should Be Taken to a Certified Rehabilitator
    • Angel Wing: Why Feeding Waterfowl the Wrong Foods Can Cause Permanent Harm
    • What To Do If You Find A Baby Squirrel
    • Baby Fawns and Rabbits: They’re Probably NOT Orphaned
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Bidwell Wildlife Rehab is run entirely by volunteers, and we rely on donations from amazing community members like you to keep us going! Monetary donations go towards paying for items such as formula for wildlife babies, medications, supplies,and more. Please donate if you can - on behalf of our volunteers and all northstate wildlife,


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Bidwell Wildlife Rehabilitation
P.O. Box 53
Paradise, CA  95967
EIN #85-4282014