Springtime into early summer is when we start seeing baby birds, bunnies, fawn deer, ducklings and goslings making their way ...

Other steps you can take to help baby wildlife include growing beneficial native plants near your home, refraining from using harmful pesticides, teaching children how to be good neighbors to wildlife ...

Pet poisonings are a serious risk, with the ASPCA reporting over 400,000 cases annually. Common dangers include medications, ...

One minute you’re savoring a lovely Sunday brunch. The next, you’re running around the backyard shrieking at the dog, who’s ...

"Many wild animals hide their young for safety. These babies are not abandoned; they have been hidden by their mother until ...

A gardener could not believe it when they found and rescued an odd-looking animal from their flowerbed, which people compared ...

A woman was tending to her flowerbeds when she spotted a small, pink creature that people have compared to something out of ...

While it may be tempting to care for the animals yourself, baby wildlife has the best chance for survival when they're left ...

Game and Fish also recommends that people steer clear of adult wildlife, such as deer or moose that might wander into urban ...

Springtime into early summer is when we start seeing baby birds, bunnies, fawn deer, ducklings and goslings making their way ...

Spring marks baby season in the wild. From birds and bunnies to squirrels and ducklings ... the area to give the mother a chance to return. Rabbits — Many people don’t realize that baby ...

The North Dakota Game and Fish Department offers a simple message to the well-intentioned who want to rescue what appear to ...