-Obvious blood or wounds

-Unable to walk, climb, swim, fly, etc.

-Injury to limbs

-Weakness and thin

-Lethargy

-Discharge from eyes, nose, or mouth

-Difficulty breathing

-Looks injured near a road

-Attack from a cat or other animal (cats teeth and claws are toxic for wildlife and they have no natural instinct to avoid house cats; if you have an outdoor cat, please consider putting a bell on their collar to protect wildlife)

-Signs of parasites or rabies (refer to General Information tab for more information)

-If an animal is caught in any form of trap, refer to the General Information tab

IF AN ANIMAL HAS AN OF THESE SYMPTOMS, CONTACT A WILDLIFE REHABILITATOR