"Abandoned" Wildlife: Facts and Resources for Texans
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- December 7, 2021
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Every year, thousands of young animals appear abandoned. In fact, many of these animals are perfectly safe. This publication dispels common myths and will help you identify wildlife that has truly been abandoned. It also outlines what you should and should not do when you encounter "abandoned" wildlife. (2 pages)
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