Wildlife Rehabilitation

Formula Feeding in Wildlife Rehabilitation

Formula Feeding in Wildlife Rehabilitation

As a licensed wildlife rehabilitator, you are charged with feeding your babies until they are ready to be released. This can be a daunting task. There is a lot of controversy among experts when it comes to what is the best formula to give.

Getting Started in Wildlife Rehabilitation

Getting Started in Wildlife Rehabilitation

Getting supplies together for your wildlife rehabilitation facility is very important. You will want to put some thought into how you set up your facility.

Supplies include cages, bedding, food, cleaning, and intake materials. There is always a long list of things that are needed. Your needs may change as you grow or decide to specialize.

Fluids: Dehydration And Rehydration in Wildlife Rehabilitation

Fluids: Dehydration And Rehydration in Wildlife Rehabilitation

One of the most lifesaving skills you can have in wildlife rehabilitation is the ability to assess hydration levels and give fluids. Dehydration will kill an animal faster than a lack of food.

The process of rehydration begins after warming the baby for thirty to sixty minutes.

How To Become A Licensed Wildlife Rehabilitator

How To Become A Licensed Wildlife Rehabilitator

Wildlife rehabilitation is the rescue and care of injured and orphaned wildlife. Wildlife rehabilitators play an important role as conservationists and humanitarians.

Are you interested in becoming a Licensed Wildlife Rehabilitator? Keep reading as I am going to give you first-hand knowledge based on twelve years of personal experience on what it takes to become a licensed wildlife rehabilitator.