Wildlife Rescue Center

You should call first. They do take baby rabbits but they are hard to keep alive if very little. They might recommend a way to reunite them with their mom.

Call a professional.

If after hours, they have an outside drop-off. There's a note on the door with a phone # you call to let them know you dropped them off there.

I don't think so. You would probably have to take them, but try calling. They may have volunteers willing to come pick them up. You never know.

Call them.

Give them a call and they can give you more information.

Would they set an injured leg for a deer?

The Center does not take domestic animals. And you're right, the domestic rabbit will probably not survive. There are house rabbit rescues in the St Louis area. Please google for them.

Have you tried the ahnow.org site? It will help you find rehabbers in your area and you can find from there if any of the rehabbers can work with bats.

Larry call wildlife rescue center. They will take care of him

Yeah thats a big no, no. You can't keep deer for pets in Missouri unless you have a special permit. But, the purpose of the wildlife rescue is to try their very best to return animals to the wild, where they should be.

Drop offs are free, but I would call and confirm that they take turtles.

You should call them ASAP. I think they do intake by appointment only right now. If am animal has been in a dogs mouth it definitely needs help.

Local wildlife squirrel. Turtles, wild k9s, pretty much any injured wildlife

It used to be 16 but I agree check their website for their process and age requirements. age

Not unless it is hurt or injured. Coyotes are all over subdivisions. They shouldn't be removed from their territory unless they have posed a real threat to humans. Firstly, they will keep other predators away and secondly, they will eat mice, moles, and snakes.

Yes, they will treat frogs. Keep track of where you found it so they can release it when healed.

They will not survive in the wild, however, the wildlife rescue center only takes in native Missouri wildlife that can be released.

Wildlife Rescue Center only does rescue and rehabilitation of native Missouri species. No adoptions are available through the Center.

Call and ask

The local animal control people can advise you. Also, the local shooting range/hunting club can lawfully process an injured game animal.

They are a great resource. Call them, leave a message and someone will call you back

Call the center or just go down there. They will help you

We need more information. Does the bird have feathers yet, are the eyes open. Need to keep it warm. Feeding depends on age. Do not give water.

Yes they do take skunks. You might contact them. The circumstances may not Warren trying to save them. You may also need assistance rounding up the babies.

No they do not take any deer.

If you can see the bottom of the hole that's probably a rabbit then if you can't it could be anything from Chipmunks to groundhogs

1. Yes 2. Yes, eventually. Since raccoons are a rabies vector animal and are easily habituated to humans, special care is given to them by a limited group of more experienced volunteers.

Probably but since it's not wild I couldn't predict the roosters fate. Might be better to try and find a person who has chickens and see if they could take care of the rooster.

Call them, they know how to help your friend. You just have to listen to what they are talking about. They KNOW WILD LIFE

Just do what CHRIS ROBERT'S SAID. Thank you for helping, and donating to the cause

They are the most compassionate group of individuals and volunteers that love what they do on a daily basis call them leave a message if no one answers they said somebody will get back with you. No fee at all. Donations are appreciated and check out their gift shop they got some cool shirts and hoodies