Wildlife's Baby Registry

Note from Wildlife:

"These are used to protect little webbed feet and still allow their urates to go through."

Note from Wildlife:

""We use these to catch small rodents and songbirds safely for exams and releases! ""

Note from Wildlife:

""We use these as housing for our songbird bird patients! ""

Note from Wildlife:

""We could use some of these to keep our enclosures clean! ""

Note from Wildlife:

""We could use these for proper lighting for our patient and resident turtles! ""

Note from Wildlife:

""We could use these to help maintain the foot health of our avian patients and residents! ""

Note from Wildlife:

"Hammocks are enjoyed by a variety of species. This hammock acts as the mother's nest in the wild. Keeping squirrels and such off the ground brings the orphaned babies a bit of comfort."

Note from Wildlife:

"Great for any climbing mammals such as raccoons and squirrels."

Note from Wildlife:

"Used mostly on debilitated raptors, it is an easily absorbable and highly digestible balance of proteins, fats, plus simple carbohydrates for energy."

Note from Wildlife:

"Great for feeding formulas to medium sized mammals."

Note from Wildlife:

"Used on opossums, rabbits and squirrels under four weeks old needing a higher fat content."

Note from Wildlife:

"Used on squirrel species four weeks or older."

Note from Wildlife:

"Used for capture and restraining an animal in need."

Note from Wildlife:

"These are an excellent heat source for orphaned waterfowl which simulates mom sitting on top of them."

Note from Wildlife:

"This is a favorite snack of squirrels. Not only are they delicious but also nutritious."

Note from Wildlife:

"This bird food is mixed with other ingredients to feed hundreds of baby birds that come in."

Note from Wildlife:

"Gas relief drops are helpful with infant mammals that are having a hard time processing formula, especially fawns."

Note from Wildlife:

"Electrolyte solutions are used to correct dehydration. Most of the patients admitted are dehydrated, and this is a necessity."

Note from Wildlife:

"Electrolyte solutions are great to correct dehydration. Most of the patients admitted are dehydrated, including raptors, and a necessity."

Note from Wildlife:

"A great substitute for our orphaned ducklings while in care."

Note from Wildlife:

"Used for different species of turtles. Excellent water quality is critical for our patients, and filters like these help cut down on the amount of time our tanks need to be cleaned."

Note from Wildlife:

"An essential item to the red squirrel diet. Yum!"

Note from Wildlife:

"Pumpkin seeds are a great addition to our squirrel mixture given to red, gray and fox squirrels."

Note from Wildlife:

"These pools have been loved by many different species of waterfowl. Making sure waterfowl has access to certain levels of water like these pools provide is critical for their feather condition, hydration and overall health."