Choose Wildlife This Winter - Your Support Makes a Difference
As winter sets in, wildlife faces severe challenges – from dwindling food supplies and freezing temperatures to ice-covered water sources. Your generous gift can help provide critical care for these vulnerable animals, offering them the resources they need to survive and recover. With your help, injured wildlife can return to the wild.
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One of the most common reasons birds get injured are cats. At the Wildlife Rescue over 300 birds are brought in with injuries that are caused by cats every year.
What to do- Injured bird
When birds come into contact with a cat or dog, even if the pet has a gentle mouth, small puncture wounds in the skin can lead to severe infection. Any bird who has been in contact with a cat or dog should be brought to Wildlife Rescue’s wildlife hospital right away for antibiotic treatment
What to do – no cat contact
Between April and August baby songbirds will leave the nest and learn to fly. These fledgling birds will spend time on the ground before they can fly. When cats are in the area please bring the cat indoors or shoo the cat away. You can put the bird in a nearby safe spot, such as a nearby shrub. Leave the fledgling bird in the area you found it, their parents are still caring for it even though they are not constantly around.
What to do – prevention
If you own a cat, there are several options to protect birds from harm: