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Patient Updates

Every day new patients arrive at our facility. In an effort to tell their story of survival and highlight the diverse number of species that we rehabilitate, we highlight a new patient each week. Some of these are individuals, others are orphaned siblings. As their cases progress - we will update the outcome - our hope is that many, many of these patients are released! 

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Orphaned Cottontails

By Sarvey Wildlife / Monday, March 28, 2022 /
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Our baby mammal nursery is getting busy. Two of these survived a dog attack and one was the lone survivor after an encounter with a lawn mower. Wild rabbits and some species of birds make their nests in tall grass. Check your lawn before mowing for the first time this season. You will see depressions in the grass that look like brown patches mixed with fur. Cover the area with a basket or bucket to safely avoid injuring the babies. Then remove it, so mom will return. Always call us for advice and never attempt to feed any wildlife yourself. We can easily rehydrate patients, but getting them over respiration pneumonia is difficult. Status: Released

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