Why the answer is No. Many people find young wild animals and decide they would like to keep them as a pet.
Young animals are cute and apparently harmless, and they often appear to be tame.
But - as most people discover, wild animals are unpredictable, often very destructive, and usually end up a danger to all humans they come in contact with. Hand-raised wildlife cannot be released in the wild. When the young animal grows up and isn't as cute and cuddly anymore, some people release the animal, assuming that the wild animal will instinctively know how to take care of itself. Most of these animals are unable to survive in the wild, simply because they do not know how to find food or shelter, or how to relate to others of their own species. At this point, the animal is usually destroyed as a danger to people.