Game and Fish Warns to Leave Baby Animals Alone, Watch for Deer

Game and Fish warns to leave baby animals alone, watch for deer

BISMARCK, ND (KXNET) — The North Dakota Game and Fish Department is reminding people that during the summer season, when various wildlife is out and about, baby animals should be left alone. The department says that no matter what your intention is, even if you think you're rescuing them, it's better to leave baby animals alone. These include young fawns, ducklings, cottontail rabbits, or songbirds. Young animals are often not abandoned or deser…

RI Officials to Public: Keep Your Paws Off Wildlife! - Newport Buzz

Newport Buzz RI Officials to Public: Keep Your Paws Off Wildlife! Back away from Bambi! The Rhode Island Department of Environmental Management is once again pleading with the public: Don’t kidnap baby animals — especially adorable, spotted fawns. Well-meaning humans have a habit of “rescuing” baby deer they assume are abandoned, but wildlife experts say that’s not only illegal — it’s deadly. “These fawns aren’t orphaned,” said Dylan Ferreira, w…

Don’t unintentionally orphan baby wildlife

It’s that special time of year again when we start to see young wildlife, especially deer fawns.

Watch for fawns: Cochrane urges wildlife awareness

The Town of Cochrane is reminding residents to be mindful of local wildlife as fawn season gets underway. CochraneNow/Lauren Meister .captiontext { font-size:90%;font-style: italic;margin-right:20px; } The Town of Cochrane is reminding residents to be mindful of local wildlife as fawn season gets underway. Young deer and their protective mothers are increasingly visible in neighbourhoods, parks, and yards, prompting a call for caution and care f…

Think Wild throws a baby shower for local wildlife

Think Wild's Wildlife Baby Shower fundraiser in Bend raised funds and supplies to care for injured and orphaned animals during baby season. Donations still needed.