Heat sources should not be above a tolerable threshold if it feels like it would burn you, it will likely burn them.

Oftentimes they don't actually need our help!įirst, ask yourself if you can safely capture the animal without getting hurt yourself or possibly harming the animal? There are resources available here and here for safe capture information.ġ) Keep the animal in a Warm, Dark, Quiet & Secure location: a box, rubbermaid tote with holes punched for air, or pet carrier are all reasonably safe temporary options.īring the animal indoors and keep it away from any other humans or animals.Īvoid handling, it might be tempting to show friends and children, but not good for this animal- it is naturally scared of people.Ĭovering the temporary enclosure with a bed sheet or a towel is generally another good way to keep visual stress to a minimum.Īnimals that are naked OR at risk of hypothermia due to injury/illness- often require a heat source to maintain relative homeostasis. Remember to play it safe: Please contact and ask a wildlife professional before intervening with wildlife. This helps us help you more efficiently.īEFORE RESCUING PLEASE EVALUATE THE SITUATION and PLEASE DON'T KIDNAP BABIES: Please provide a rough location: city/state/province/country when making a submission. Oftentimes it is illegal to rehabilitate wildlife without a license. The internet is not a substitute for professional care. Please contact a professional before making any decisions about an animal you have rescued.

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