We rescue aII kinds of exotic animaIs and keep them on dispIay for the pubIic. We are a non profit reptiIe and animaI sanctuary. (Shelter #1112239) xĬarbon County 757 Delaware Ave., Palmerton, PA 18071 MAP IT If you find one, click here:Ĭhristina's Reptile and Animal Sanctuary Inc. Listings are alphabetized by county (when known). TOP OF PAGE ADD NEW SHELTER OR RESCUE GROUP New Jersey View/Post Wild Birds for Adoption in New Jersey on Rescue Me! The portion of a particular state each group below serves is indicated by the symbol next to its name: Help keep this page updated: Click the small x to the right of a group's name and Shelter # to report an error. New Jersey Wild Bird Rescue Group Directory Baby bird that is too young to be on its own.844 Wild Birds have been adopted on Rescue Me! ☛ Post Wild Bird for Adoption
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Still not sure how to help?Ĭall the BC SPCA Provincial Call Centre at 1-85 for emergency wildlife help – they can put you in touch with your closest wildlife rehabilitation centre, and let you know the best next steps to help with your wildlife situation. Such animals should be taken immediately to a wildlife rehabilitation centre. Adult animals that are closing their eyes or panting are displaying signs of serious stress. Do not give the animal anything to eat or drink – this can cause serious complications and even death for animals that are already in a stressful situation. They don’t understand that you are trying to help them, and they will feel better if they are left alone in a quiet area. Remember not to pet or cuddle the animal, as this is very frightening for wildlife. Items to keep close at hand for rescuing wildlife. If the animal is wet, or is a baby, you can tuck a heating pad set to ‘LOW’ under half of the box to keep them warm.Keep the contained animal in a warm, quiet and dark place away from pets and other noises.Remove the towel used to cover and capture the animal as the lid is closed so the animal doesn’t get too hot Place them in a sturdy box lined with a towel and with air holes and a secure lid.Use a towel or jacket to cover the animal – this protects you and calms the animal.Safety first! Don’t try to catch a wild animal if it risks your safety (or someone else’s).Remember that they are easily stressed, and even injured animals will try to bite or scratch if you try to contain them.
Wild animals don’t know you’re trying to help them. This is a normal resting position for a healthy deer fawn. Interested in learning more? Find out what to do if you have found a baby bird (PDF), found a baby deer (PDF) or found a baby seal (PDF). Unless there are clear signs of injury or sickness (like those listed above), it is best to call your local wildlife rehabilitator or the BC SPCA Call Centre at 1-85 before acting. It’s important to make sure that a baby animal is truly orphaned before intervening – often their parent is hiding just out of sight, ready to return to the baby as soon as the human danger is gone. Many baby birds and mammals are mistakenly taken from their families each year by well-meaning rescuers. Make sure that ‘orphaned’ baby really needs your help They are a baby and have been crying for a long time, are covered in bugs, or are cold and not moving very much.They seem dizzy or disoriented, or stumble and fall when they move.They seem ‘sleepy’ or don’t respond when you approach.They have been hit by a car, hit a window, or been caught by a pet.There are obvious signs of injury (blood, wounds, etc.).Locate your nearest wildlife rehabilitation centre in British Columbia or contact the BC SPCA Provincial Call Centre at 1-85 for advice.
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Like our pets, wild animals need professional care to recover if they are sick or injured. If you have found a wild animal in distress, they need help as soon as possible. Have you found a sick, injured or orphaned wild animal?
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