Animals get hit by cars all year long, and it is one of the most common ways we receive patients at Hope for Wildlife. But, there are times of the year when it's more prevalent. When animals are on the move a lot in the spring because they have babies to lead around, or in the fall when migration happens life gets a lot more complicated around roadways. But, you can help!
Slow down a bit, especially at dawn, dusk, and extra especially during the spring and fall. Give yourself and the animal a bit more time to react.
Stay alert and scan ahead on both rural highways and secondary roads. Don't forget that there is often more than one animal nearby.
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This juvenile bobcat was recently admitted with serious disorientating head trauma after being hit by a car. She's currently recovering in our ICU
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This juvenile bobcat was recently admitted with serious disorientating head trauma after being hit by a car. She's currently recovering in our ICU
Animals get hit by cars all year long, and it is one of the most common ways we receive patients at Hope for Wildlife. But, there are times of the year when it's more prevalent. When animals are on the move a lot in the spring because they have babies to lead around, or in the fall when migration happens life gets a lot more complicated around roadways. But, you can help!
Slow down a bit, especially at dawn, dusk, and extra especially during the spring and fall. Give yourself and the animal a bit more time to react.
Stay alert and scan ahead on both rural highways and secondary roads. Don't forget that there is often more than one animal nearby.
Follow them on Facebook here
https://www.facebook.com/share/18hgwgUBNt/
Animals get hit by cars all year long, and it is one of the most common ways we receive patients at Hope for Wildlife. But, there are times of the year when it's more prevalent. When animals are on the move a lot in the spring because they have babies to lead around, or in the fall when migration happens life gets a lot more complicated around roadways. But, you can help!
Slow down a bit, especially at dawn, dusk, and extra especially during the spring and fall. Give yourself and the animal a bit more time to react.
Stay alert and scan ahead on both rural highways and secondary roads. Don't forget that there is often more than one animal nearby.
Follow them on Facebook here
https://www.facebook.com/share/18hgwgUBNt/
