"I've Found a Baby Squirrel! What Should I Do?"
Situation: 
You've found a young squirrel that you think might be orphaned.
Why This Happens:
Nestling squirrels are naked or sparsely furred; their eyes may not have opened yet, or their eyes may have just recently opened; their tails are not bushy and they can't hold their tail up over their back. Continue reading...
The Wildlife Rehabilitation Center is always looking for safe places to release hand-raised orphaned Cottontails, Raccoons, Opossums, Gray Squirrels and Mallards. Can you help?
The Wisconsin Humane Society is committed to providing protection, shelter, and care for wild and homeless animals. Because of generous donors like you, they are able to rescue, rehabilitate, and rehome thousands of animals like me every year! WHS's federal tax ID # is #39-0810533.
Our mission is to make a difference for animals and the people who love them.
