learn practical aspects of emergency mammal rescue and supportive care.
use experience from class to apply for a license.
Identification
a) What species you can legally work with
b) Identifying- when an animal is in need of help and reuniting strategies
Capturing an Injured or orphaned mammal
a) What you will need in your car
b) The first 24 hours
c) Emergency set ups
d) How to determine injured, orphaned, reunite possibility
e) Exercise: building box set ups
The first 48 hours
a) Determine if vet care is needed
b) Treating shock
c) Initial triage
What you will need
a) Supplies and equipment
b) Preventing attacks and escape
c) Exercise- Incubator set ups
Basic daily care
a) Diet
b) Cleaning
c) Signs of problems
d) Exercise- splinting and penis wraps
Licensing and paperwork
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North Carolina Wildlife Commission
Course hours and optional lab are applicable toward a permit.
No
None
none
None
attendancePass end of course exam.
N/A
Veterinary workers requiring CEUs, General Adult, Wildlife rehabilitation License holders or those working towards obtaining a license.
N/A
N/A
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Requisites: None
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