About Wildlife Babies
A little background on wildlife babies
Understanding the life history of the wild animal helps us make a decision to intervene or not when it comes to wildlife babies. We can walk you through this process! In nearly every instance wildlife babies do not need our care.
Hatchling turtles 
Reuniting a fawn with its Mother
The State of Ohio, Department of Natural Resources – Division of Wildlife has excellent information about wildlife babies – as they say on their website “Born Wild, Stay Wild.”
Also note in all states it is illegal to possess, own, control, restrain or keep any wild animal without permits. The purpose of the law is to protect wildlife populations and to protect people from possible injury and disease.
http://wildlife.ohiodnr.gov/species-and-habitats/orphaned-and-injured-wildlife
Here you can find information regarding contacting specially trained and licensed Wildlife Rehabilitators in the State of Ohio.
