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When you come upon an injured bird or a chick on the ground that appears to be orphaned, your first instinct is to help. But it’s always best to stop and think. In many cases, the best action is to do nothing.
However, if you encounter a bird that is obviously injured, it will be in danger if it remains where it is, or appears too young to move itself to safety, here are some recommendations:
We have created a list of wildlife help agencies. Please check the attachment below.
If you find larger birds (examples include American Crow, Common Raven, Cooper’s Hawk, Red Tailed Hawk, Great-horned Owl) proceed with caution as birds with large talons or birds that bite can cause injury. It is best to consult with a wildlife rehabber before containing these birds.
If you are ever unable to contact a wildlife rehabber, your local animal services center should be contacted.
In the Northeast Los Angeles area that is North Central Animal Services at:
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