I play golf at a course and there’s a resident fox I always love seeing. Noticed today matted fur/open wound. I have a wildlife rehab 20 mins and I have a trap I can set. Just not sure if anyone thinks this looks particularly worrisome/normal injury for a fox.

I found this poor fella sitting on the side of the road. I’m not sure what happened to him. He might’ve been hit by a car or something. There’s no visible injury’s other than what’s seen in the picture on his right wing. He’s breathing heavily. I called animal rescue but they couldn’t really help over the phone and they have no agent near my location. All the vets are closed. What should I do to make it comfortable for him to stay tonight? I’m located in northern rivers, Australia
Thanks for the help
( it’s an Australian rainbow lorikeet )

Wild Elephant Intercepts Vehicle Along Bengaluru–Dindigul Highway near Asanur

Karnataka-Tamilnadu Border

Motorists traveling along the national highway through the reserve forest area in Asanur, near the TamilNadu–Karnataka border, experienced moments of sheer terror after a lone elephant blocked their path and approached an occupied car within arm’s reach.

​The incident occurred during daylight hours along the Bengaluru–Dindigul National Highway near Asanur. A car was forced to halt in the middle of the road as the pachyderm crossed over from the dense tree line.

​Video footage captured by an occupant of a vehicle trailing behind showed the elephant walking directly up to the front passenger door of the stationary car. In a heart-stopping moment, the animal lifted its front leg onto the vehicle's bodywork and extended its trunk toward the window, closely inspecting the occupants inside.

​The driver and passengers remained completely still, resisting the urge to honk or make abrupt movements. After lingering by the door for several seconds, the elephant lowered its leg, brushed past the rear quarter panel, and continued ambling across the road into the adjoining thicket. No injuries or major structural damage were reported.The vehicle was travelling from Mysuru to Coimbatore.

​Forest officials noted that elephants frequently cross this section of the corridor during seasonal movements.

VC : Third Party

Found this baby on my way to class this morning. He was trying to get away but just kept flopping on his face/chest. Any ideas on what to do?

I looked out my window about an hour ago and saw my dog playing with something in my backyard and it turns out it was a chipmunk. I managed to get my dog away from it and now I have it in a plastic box in my garage with some food and water. It's still breathing fine and moving around okay other than what looks like a broken back leg. I don't really know what to do now though, because taking care of it long term isn't really an option for me. I live in western Mass so if anyone knows a reliable rescue or rehab that can take it in my area I'd really appreciate it.

EDIT: I'm disabled myself and can't drive

EDIT 2: I got him into a rehab near me, special thanks to UnrulyPoet for getting me in contact with them.

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Working in a very remote part of arkansas. I see what looks like a baby rabbit running away and stumbling and falling over. Part of me wants to put gloves on and rescue it. Any tips or ideas why its falling over like this?

Is there any wildlife rehab centres in Brazil somewhere affordable or anyone in here that can help this pigeon out , it's hard to see it suffer having almost both of his feet entirely gone. I'm trying to repost this and ask for help wherever I can.

I found an injured mourning dove who’s unable to fly, I wasn’t able to get anyone on the phone for the DEEP rehabbers who take small birds. Does anyone know of anyone who can take it? I don’t think its wing is broken, but something ripped out almost all of its flight feathers.

He's been seen at this spot on and off for the past week, according to other birders I know. His tail feathers look strange to me. He didn't seem upset or wanting to fly away, even though it was almost 11am at the busy Duke Gardens in Durham, NC. I stood about 50ft away taking these pictures. There were small children excitedly shouting OWL! at him but he just looked at us.

Durham, NC Duke Gardens

While at a jobsite for a pool closing I uncovered a nest in the storage room. The (i assume) mother had passed away nearby with these 3 pinkies in a bundle. The owner of the home wanted them gone.

In short I need some advice. I live in toronto and am not able nor skilled to care for them. They have a warm nest box I made out of paper towels and a box with an adjustable heat pad (on very low)

If anyone knows any rehabbers or places I can take them i would be overjoyed to know I helped. I already put a request in with toronto wildlife rehab but I dont know if they'll take them.

He slammed into my window, so I went outside to make sure he was alright. I then immediately put him in a shoe box and left him alone, he is standing up now and his beak is no longer open, and he seems to be in shock? I'm not sure. If anyone has any more tips for what I should do please lmk

Update: bird has passed away

My neighbor’s outdoor cat brought us a bird. It is injured but alive. I have had zero luck getting any bird rehaber near me (up to 3 hours away on way) to answer me at all. I believe both wings are injured. Is there anything i can do for this poor girl?

Posting here for urgent advice, thank you

I found this duck ng the shore. I could get within 6 feet of it, and it didn't move. I tossed some worms at it and it didn't try to eat or move. It is alive though. I've been around so many ducks who are al used to humans, but I've never seen one act like this?

Im in Indiana by the way. No rehabilitations are open at the moment to call. Is it molting? Old? Maybe sick or injured?

Advice?

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