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10-09-2009, 02:23 AM
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10-09-2009, 02:37 AM
Just call the Police, they'll take care of it, how badly injured is it?
 Was it something I said? Whatever it was, I didn't mean it. I haven't meant anything I've said for years. Except what I just said. I think Final Fantasy Clan Member CODE NAME: CHOCOBO |
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10-09-2009, 07:32 AM
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and polecat often refers to weasels btw. I'd personally just leave it alone Inuka23, don't wanna get too close. probably too late to give advice now though... what happened in the end? |
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10-09-2009, 12:04 PM
Whenever there are animals in need of help near my house, my family usually tries to do our best to take care of it. We usually try to find a safe place to put the injured animal in, such as a box, and we place some food and water in with it. If the animal is something like a baby bird that had simply fallen out of it's nest we usually take care of it ourselves until it is able to fly on its own. If the animal is something that is injured, however, such as a rabbit which was attacked by a cat, we usually temporarily take care of it until we can bring the animal to a place where it can receive proper care and be nursed back to full health.
In any case, the main thing to remember when dealing with injured animals is to remain safe. |
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