Hundreds of wild animals were taken into the Houston SPCA's Wildlife Center as the city undergoes storm recovery efforts.
On Friday, the Wildlife Center said most of the animals being cared for are baby birds and officials expect the influx to continue over the next few days as Houstonians work to rebuild their homes. Some of nature's smallest storm victims are in need of essential care. Here are important things to know when tending to a distressed animal, according to the Houston SPCA:Carefully place the animal in a box with soft rags and a warm, not hot, waterbottle, a rice sock, or a heating pad set low until it's safe to get them to the Houston SPCA's Wildlife Center of Texas.
Never try to feed or give water to any distresssed wildlife because they might have water in their lungs or other serious injuries. Place them in a warm and quiet environment, away from regular household noise and pets until you can get them to the center.Remove dirt and debris from birdbaths and fill it with clean water.Check under trees in your neighborhood for injured or orphaned wildlife hidden under fallen branches and get them to the SPCA as soon as possible.
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