A tiny opossum joey curls into soft cloth during intake, still small enough to tuck into the palm of a hand. Babies this size depend entirely on warmth and careful handling.
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Three tiny raccoon kits arrive small enough to fit in one hand, still completely dependent on warmth and care. Intake days like this move fast because babies this young cannot wait.
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Rescued baby opossums sleep closely together after intake into wildlife care
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A group of orphaned opossum babies finds warmth and safety after rescue
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A young raccoon looks out from inside a secure wildlife transport crate during rescue intake.
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A rescued opossum hisses from inside a crate during intake assessment
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Rescued baby opossums snuggled in a box with a soft towel
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A raccoon with visible facial and paw injuries rests inside a rescue crate, beginning its journey toward recovery through wildlife rehabilitation.
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