(WKBN) — Now that it seems spring has finally sprung in Ohio and more people are going outside for exercise or to clear their yards, the likelihood of encountering a baby animal increases. But what ...

In most cases, MassWildlife says you should leave any baby animals you see in the wild alone. In most cases, even if a young animal seems helpless and abandoned, they are not. MassWildlife says in the ...

About a dozen animals around the room watch as Deborah Harris fills a thin syringe with kitten milk replacement to feed her newest additions: four newborn raccoons. She has to do this five times a day ...

Spring has sprung, and as temperatures warm up, this is the time of year when we may see more baby deer, foxes, rabbits and birds moving about. But local animal control authorities are warning: Don’t ...

Southwest Wildlife Conservation Center is gearing up for "baby season," a period of increased activity at their wildlife ...

The home of Palouse Wildlife Rescue and Rehabilitation is within a big red barn, sitting on 12 acres of rolling green hills in Moscow, Idaho. Ryan Law, who runs the rescue, is busy. “We get about 200 ...

It’s best to leave wild young animals alone. That’s the main advice the Pennsylvania Game Commission is offering to those who encounter baby animals this spring and summer. While you may think a young ...

POCATELLO, Idaho (KIFI)– Spring means mating season for many of Idaho's native animals, and the Idaho Department of Fish and Game wants to remind people to leave baby animals alone if you stumble ...

Baby wildlife can be spotted all over Michigan during springtime and encountering them can feel like a fairy tale. But you’re not Snow White. Birds, deer, rabbits and other animals raise their young ...

SAN DIEGO — The San Diego Humane Society's Project Wildlife is gearing up for a busy spring season by organizing a virtual baby shower to collect essential supplies for the thousands of animals they ...

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. — The Arkansas Game and Fish Commission (AGFC) shared a reminder on Wednesday, asking people to not shelter wild baby animals that they think have been abandoned by their parents.

If you're looking for a national park to admire wildlife, Wyoming's Yellowstone and Grand Teton national parks should both be at the top of your list. But along with the reserves, you can spot ...