PLEASE BE CAREFUL. WILD ANIMALS CAN BE UNPREDICTABLE AND DANGEROUS
AND CARRY PARASITES AND DISEASE .... PLEASE Contact
US @714-401-1216 OR YOUR NEAREST ANIMAL CONTROL OR WILDLIFE SANCTUARY EITHER BY
PHONE OR WEBSITE BEFORE DOING ANYTHING WITH ANY WILD ANIMAL
We provided transportation and temporary
care for the following animals:
• Wildlife Pickup & Transportation
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Orphaned Opossum
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Orphaned Raccoon
•Orphaned Squirrel
•Orphaned Bird
*** Most baby animals that are in need of
Helping will need IMMEDIATE attention ASAP ***
Please contact Melissa @ Orphans Only as soon as possible
714-401-1216
So she can coordinate a transport and/or pick up.
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Steps 1-4 To follow for TEMPORARY Housing Baby Animals:
1. GET HELP AS SOON AS POSSIBLE BABIES CAN DIE VERY QUICKLY WITHOUT
PROPER CARE
2. Place the baby in a softly-lined covered box. Place breathing holes in the box before you put the baby inside
3. Place the box in a warm NOT HOT!!, dark quiet indoor location away from all humans and pets · Do Not attempt to give it food or water, no matter how much it begs!
4. Contact Melissa immediately
@ 714-401-1216. or a Wildlife Center or a Licensed Wildlife
rehabber
5. Most Baby Animals needs Supplemental Heat:
Supplemental heat: A warm room or your body heat will not provide enough supplemental heat if the animal is in Shock or eyes are closed and/or no fur is present. House the baby in a small covered box according to size of animal. (for small animals shoe boxes work best) lined with a small hand towel (put small ventilation holes in the box first). Next, place half of the box onto a heating pad set at low. The goal is to heat the air inside the box, not directly heat the baby. Towels are used to diffuse the heat to prevent direct contact with the baby. Frequently check the settings to ensure the baby is not overheated. Also place a small Clean Damp sponge dampened with with water in a small cup in the corner to provide moisture in the box (baby food jars work great)