Well-meaning humans can do more harm than good, especially when baby animals are involved. Here’s what to do—and what not to do—if you see a critter you think might be in trouble.

If you have questions about whether an animal needs help, contact the Virginia Wildlife Conflict Helpline toll-free at 1-855-571-9003 or the Fairfax County Animal Protection Police at 703-691-2131.

Wild rabbits stay away from their nests most of the day to avoid attracting predators. They return for only a few minutes at dawn and dusk when no one is around.

Spring marks baby season in the wild. From birds and bunnies to squirrels and ducklings, this is the time of year when young animals are venturing out (or falling out) into the world.

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This time of year the Nebraska Game and Parks Commission receives several calls from people that find wild baby animals including deer, possums, ducks, rabbits and song birds. People sometimes ...

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