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Lewis Miller Rescuing a Brown Pelican from
an Arizona Park
click Picture for another image of Mr. Miller in action. Rest in peace, Mr. Miller. We miss you.
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Below
are frequently asked questions regarding sick, injured, abandoned and
orphaned wildlife:
- I found a
baby bunny. What do I do with it or how do I care for it?
- I
found a baby bird. Where do I take it or how do I care for it?
- We
found an injured hawk. Who do I call?
- There is an
injured hurt bird in my yard? What should I do with it and who do I
call?
- What should I feed the bird, bunny,
rabbit, etc., that I found?
- I found baby quail in
my yard that have been abandoned by their mother. What should I do?
- I
found a tortoise or turtle. Where do I take it or what do I do with it?
- I
found abandoned quail eggs in my yard. What should I do with them and
who should I call?
All of the above animal rescue related
questions are very common. Questions and similar questions
regarding sick, injured and abandoned wildlife in the Tucson area should be directed to a licensed
Wildlife Rehabilitator or the Arizona Game and Fish Department.
Arizona Game and Fish Department
(520) 628-5376
The AZ Game
and Fish Department maintains a list of all licensed wildlife
rehabilitators and wildlife control operators in Arizona.
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