It is spring in Alaska which means 'baby season' for wildlife. Learn how you can spot baby animals in need and what to do in an emergency.
Whether it is an abandoned young moose calf or a litter of puppies in your backyard, there are necessary steps to take to determine if action is needed.FAIRBANKS, Alaska - Spring has sprung in Alaska which means it is “ baby season ” for wildlife.
“During the spring and summer, both animal shelters and wildlife rehabilitators are often overwhelmed with baby wild animals brought in by the public,” said Lynsey White, Director of Humane Wildlife Conflict Resolution at HSUS. “So while it’s crucial to take action if an animal genuinely needs help, it’s equally important to assess the situation first to ensure intervention is necessary.
Determining if an animal needs help depends on their age, species and behavior. Below are further tips on how to assess different situations depending on the animal.If the baby bird is featherless and appears to have fallen from their nest then it is advised that you put them back if it is safe to do so.Woven stick or wicker baskets work best because they closely resemble a nest.
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