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Injured Animal Assistance


Wildlife Injured Animal Assistance – A Guide for Injured Wildlife Response

When you encounter an injured wild animal, it’s important to approach the situation with caution and care to ensure both the animal’s safety and yours. One of the key principles in assisting injured wildlife is not touching or handling the animal, as this can cause additional harm, increase stress, or lead to the animal’s abandonment by its parents. Below is a summary of the steps to take if you come across an injured animal

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Policy Framework

Key Areas


Evaluate Injury Observe Animal

01 / Evaluate Injury Observe Animal

Evaluate the Injury: Observe the animal from a safe distance to assess its condition. Look for visible signs...

Ensure Safety Yourself Others

02 / Ensure Safety Yourself Others

Ensure Safety for Yourself and Others

Protect Yourself Some Wildlife

03 / Protect Yourself Some Wildlife

Protect Yourself: Some wildlife, even when injured, may react aggressively out of fear or pain. Keep a safe...

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