Southern Wildlife Rehab

I have been getting calls for baby possums today. Unfortunately, the calls are being put through to my number {an admin of the page} but I am in Wisconsin and experiencing the Ides of March Blizzard so don't think you want to bring those babies here in the Northwoods.

The owner of Southern Wildlife Rehab has gone through some tragic circumstances and is not currently taking in wildlife.

Here is a link to Texas Wildlife Rehabbers listed by county you can try to contact
https://tpwd.texas.gov/huntwild/wild/rehab/list/

Thanks for caring about the orphans you find!

County List - Wildlife Rehabbers in Texas - TPWD County List

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