We are not able to assist with wildlife rescues. It's common to see baby wild animals, especially in spring but unless they are orphaned or genuinely injured, they usually do not need our help. If your dog or cat has brought you an injured wild animal, if you find an animal that is bleeding or otherwise obviously injured, or if you find an animal shivering or crying and staying around your neighborhood for a few days, you should call a wildlife rehabilitation center.  Please review this website for resources on finding your closest wildlife rehabilitation center and what to do if you find injured wildlife.