SJRAS: Should you intervene if you find wild or domestic newborns?
Bev Greco, executive director, South Jersey Regional Animal Shelter View Comments It’s been a wild week, literally and figuratively; from baby raccoons falling out of trees to newborn kittens pouring in the doors, things have really been heating up. With your help, we can make sure that these animals have the very best chance at a successful outcome. Let’s start with the newborns, both wild and domestic. If you find infant animals or birds that are too young to be on their own, don’t be in a rush to intervene unless they are in immediate danger. Very often the parent/parents are not far...
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