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I agree, people get more involved and the animals become safer almost because people want to protect the land they live on, and not to mention, often times the animal will revert back to being wild, my mockingbird that I raised stayed around the house for a full year, but she learned the dangers...

Oh yeah, I'm not arguing, that's probably what I would do too!

In the house probably isn't the best thing for her, but I wanted to say, in my State, the only illegal thing to raise by the written law, that I copied and read over law, (and I say it that way as people have told me differently that I discuss it with) is birds. All others are free to rehab...

Oh wow! That is one LUCKY fawn! Just like a little dog!

That's probably such a relief, that's cool the hunters respect them, I don't think that would work around here! What an awesome adventure! Raising a fawn! Oh and thank you, I have raised a baby mockingbird before and she was a lot of fun, she actually just had babies of her own this year!

Oh my gosh, she's adorable! And she does look healthy! Yes a blue Jay, I have pics. He's a lot of fun, I'll release him when he's grown.

I would def. try real goat's milk, it needs to be warm of course, but I think that'll help. That is so cool! I hope it works out and you can post pics! I'm raising a baby jay!

Hi! So you did the right thing to put her back on the pedia stuff. I would do the process again, mostly pedia and a little milk, the next feeding a little more milk and a little less pedia and on and on until it's all milk again. I should say that you should see if there is a local wild life...