BWR Mammal Form

Good photos are crucial to identify species, age and injury and get them in the correct hands as quickly as possible. 

We do NOT have a phone number. If you found one online somewhere, it is old information. This is the correct way to get in touch with us. We are entirely volunteer run and unfortunately are not available 24 hours. We do the best we can to respond promptly.

While you are waiting for our response

Please do not offer food or water
Keep the animal somewhere warm, dark and quiet
Make arrangements for someone to transport the animal to us

Name

First NameLast Name

Best phone number to reach you

Please enter a valid phone number.Format: (000) 000-0000.

Much of our communication happens via text. May we text you at the above phone number?

Email

example@example.com

What type of animal is it?

Date/time you found the animal:

How many animals are there?

Street address where the animal is currently located, if applicable (if no address is associated with the location, please skip to the next question)

Street Address

Street Address Line 2

CityState / Province

Postal / Zip Code

If animal is not located near a street address, please describe where the animal is currently located (examples, Bidwell Park at picnic area #8 in Chico, vacant lot at the southwest corner of Lott and Esquon in Durham, etc.). Be sure to include the city/town.

Would you say that the animal is a baby, young, or an adult?

Does the animal have any visible injuries?

Please describe to the best of your ability why this animal needs a rehabber (baby found away from its mother, appears injured, etc.)

If the animal is not currently at your home, are you able to stay with the animal until a rehabber contacts you?

Is there anything else we should know?

Please include good quality photos of the animal. We need to identify species, age and injury to get them in the correct hands as quickly as possible.

You can also upload photos

Thank You!
We will be in touch as soon as possible.

For information on what you can do to help the animal in the meantime, please see our webpage at www.bidwellwildliferehab.org.