Update - A resident near Stn 13 found a lone baby racoon away from the location the first baby was found, with more sign of the mother.
Again, he is off to Hope to Wildlife.
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In photos - HRFE firefighters from Stn 13 (King St in Dartmouth) became rescuers early today after a baby racoon was found alone in their parking lot
Searching the area for any signs of mama, it became obvious that this little one was alone.
They carefully sheltered the scared and wet baby and contacted Hope for Wildlife, now sheltering the little one.
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Report an injured or orphaned animal to Hope for Wildlife (any time of year!)
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TEXT OR CALL 902-407-9453 (WILD)
WILDLIFE DROP OFF
Hope for Wildlife’s rehabilitation and education center is located at 5909 Highway 207 in Seaforth. We also have satellite offices throughout Nova Scotia for wildlife drop off- 24/7. You do not need to call us prior to coming dropping off. See Drop Off Locations Below.
WILDLIFE HELPLINE
Our Wildlife Helpline operates from 7am to 8pm seven days a week. If you have a wildlife questions, please text (preferred) or call us at 902-407-9453. See our Wildlife Helpline Page.
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