I Found An Animal | Greenwood Wildlife Rehabilitation Center

Greenwood Wildlife Rehabilitation Center

I Found A…

Bird

Mammal

Reptile/Amphibian

The most important things to keep in mind as you go through this process:

Keep the animal in as dark of an environment as possible to reduce stimulation and stress.
Keep the animal warm.
Keep the environment as quiet as possible, also to reduce stress and stimulation.
Resist the urge to feed or give fluids to the animal. This often causes more harm.

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