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The most important thing to do if you find an infant wild animal is to make certain it is truly an orphan. Very often, well-meaning rescuers pick up and walk away with healthy infants while the parent animal watches.

 

Baby birds

The most common animals to be unnecessarily rescued are fledgling birds. Learn more about the bird nesting season and what to do if you find a baby bird.

 

Baby fawns

It is natural and normal for parents of baby mammals to feed their young 2-3 times and then leave them alone for the rest of the day.

 

Baby seals

Seals will also be found alone on beaches and may not be orphaned. Learn how to monitor their condition until a qualified rehabilitator arrives on scene.

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