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6. Seems we all have something in common! You might try calling a vet and asking them who to

Mon Jul 16, 2012, 03:48 PM

Jul 2012

contact. A Petsmart is maybe another place to call.

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How do others handle this type of situation? [View all] NNN0LHI Jul 2012 OP

Find An Animal Rescue Organization In Your Area TheMastersNemesis Jul 2012 #1

LOL! Politicalboi Jul 2012 #28

Obviously You Have No kindness In Your Soul TheMastersNemesis Jul 2012 #30

You did your best NNN0LHI Jul 2012 #5

In college I raised several foundling baby birds myself. FSogol Jul 2012 #3

Yea, I was mostly thinking about severely injured animals NNN0LHI Jul 2012 #9

We have a little list. aquart Jul 2012 #4

It depends on the animal jberryhill Jul 2012 #7

Check for an ID on pigeons jberryhill Jul 2012 #10

They sure recover fast. Liberal_in_LA Jul 2012 #16

.. I know how you feel Liberal_in_LA Jul 2012 #25

Around here the coyotes will get it before we even see it tularetom Jul 2012 #15

Have a family of red foxes living in our back yard right now NNN0LHI Jul 2012 #23

My husband has climbed more trees in an attempt to put baby birds... a la izquierda Jul 2012 #17

Only thing I pick up are turtles Xyzse Jul 2012 #18

Really? Xyzse Jul 2012 #24

Last weekend I hit a horned lark XemaSab Jul 2012 #19

.. Liberal_in_LA Jul 2012 #26

Depends on the circumstances. lapislzi Jul 2012 #21

I've cared for injured rabbits, chipmunks, birds.... soccer1 Jul 2012 #22

It is a good sign.. kentuck Jul 2012 #29