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Posted by treetree on November 28, 2002 at 11:50:09:

when you find wildlife hurt, injured or babies alone contact a wildlife rehabilator, look in the phone book, or call a vet to find out where yours is. Dont bother deer or rabbit babies unless youre sure they are abandoned as both parents leave there young alone sometimes, deer will have there babies curl up in a ball in the tall grass to hide while they go off.

Hope this helps someone

anna
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