Note: Many 'orphaned' wild animals are not orphaned; their mothers are close by and watching. Leave young wild animals alone, and call the humane society, wildlife rehabilitator, or government natural resources office if you feel the young are truly orphaned. These people have the most experience and will provide the best care for these animals if they are actually orphaned. In addition, remember that keeping wild animals, even orphans, without being a licensed wildlife rehabilitator, is against the law in many places.

• Archie, our hand-raised Kangaroo

• Short Term Care of Kangaroos - Fourth Crossing Wildlife

• Joey Rearing Notes

• Some Thoughts on Rescuing and Raising Joeys

• Mixed Bag Causes Macropod Diarrhoea

• How to Safely Remove a Joey From the Pouch of its Dead Mother

• Carers Kit for Baby Mammals

• Wallabies -Animal Care, Caging, Habitats and Feeding

• Emergency Wombat Care

• Caring for Injured Wildlife (Tasmania, Australia) - PDF format

• Caring for Wildlife in Tasmania, Australia

• Caring for Orphaned Wildlife in Australia

• Caring for Wildlife in Queensland, Australia

• Wild Care Hotline in Western Australia

• Fauna Rescue of South Australia

• Caring for Wildlife in Australia

• First Aid For Wildlife

• Wildlife Care of Possums

• Building a Possum Box

• Caring for Possums in Australia

• Raising Baby Sugar Gliders

• A List of Wildlife Rehabilitators in Australia

• Biolac Milk for Marsupials

• Bird Care & Conservation Hot Box

• Short Term Care for Magpies - Fourth Crossing Wildlife

• Short Term Care for Ducks - Fourth Crossing Wildlife

• Short Term Care for Rosella's - Fourth Crossing Wildlife

• Raising Juvenile Wild Birds

• Fact Sheet on Orphaned Baby Birds (PDF)

• Australian Birds Natural Diet - Fourth Crossing Wildlife

• Wildlife Care of Seed Eaters or Granivores

• Wildlife Care of Honey Eaters & Lorikeets

• Wombaroo Wildlife Feed Substitute Formulas for Baby Animals

• The General Care of Baby Birds - Fauna Rescue of South Australia

• Care and Rehabilitation of Injured and Orphaned Starlings

• Wildlife Care of Insectivores & Omnivores

• Wildlife Care of Owls & Raptors 

• Short Term Care for Raptors - Fourth Crossing Wildlife

• Roo Gully Australian Wildlife Information Data Base

• Pet and Wildlife Nursing Supplies (Australia)

• Wildlife Supplies and Equipment

• Caring for Orphaned Hamsters

• Short Term Care for Turtles - Fourth Crossing Wildlife

• Short Term Care for Lizards - Fourth Crossing Wildlife

• Law Relating to Native Animals of Australia - Fourth Crossing Wildlife

• Caring for Wildlife in Your Shelter - PDF format

• A Guide To Assisting Wildlife Babies: What to do when you find them 

• Wildlife Rescue - What you should Do (MD, USA) - PDF format

• Centre Wildlife Care (PA, USA)

• Wildlife Rescue of NE Pennsylvania

• What to do about Orphaned, Injured, and Sick Wildlife (Florida, USA)

• A List of Wildlife Rehabilitators in the USA

• Wildlife Carer in Limpopo. South Africa

• A List of Wildlife Rehabilitators in Canada

• Wildlife Rehabilitators in Guandong, China

• A List of Wildlife Rehabilitators in India

• A List of Wildlife Rehabilitators in Iran

• Wildlife Rehabilitator in Bataan, Philippines

• Wildlife Rehabilitator in Lancashire, North England

• UK Wildlife: First Aid and Care

• Orphaned Wildlife Care

• Orphaned Baby Bird Care

• Hand-Feeding Baby Birds

• Instructions for Hand-Feeding Baby Birds

• Care of Orphaned Wild Animals

• Caring for Orphaned Wildlife

• Hand-Feeding Baby Cockatiels

• Care of the Mynha Baby Bird

• Emergency Pigeon Feeding

• Hand-Feeding Fancy Pigeons

• Detailed Instructions on Hand Feeding a Baby Pigeon

• Rehabilitation of Baby Song Birds

• Hand-Feeding Birds (PDF format)

• I Found a Baby Crow
• A Guide To Assisting Wildlife Babies: What to do...

• Hand-Feeding Baby Parrots

• Hand-Feeding Implements: Method and Technique

• Feeding Wild Baby Birds

• Hand-Feeding Baby Finches

• Hand Raising Abandoned Baby Birds

• What To Do About "Orphaned" Baby Birds

• Hand-Feeding Baby Birds

• The Basics of Hand-Feeding & Weaning Baby Birds

• Hand-Feeding Birds From Conure to Macaw

• Baby Birds Care, Feeding, Help

• Orphaned Wild Baby Birds

• Emergency Care for Baby Birds

• Hand-Raising Abandoned Birds

• Hand-Feeding Parrots

• Wildlife Care of Birds

• Caring for Hummingbirds

• Care and Rehabilitation of Injured and Orphaned Starlings

• Caring for Otters

• Caring for Badgers

• Caring for Orphaned Badgers

• Caring For Orphaned and Injured Raccoons

• Caring for Deer

• Don’t Touch that Fawn 

• Caring for Foxes

• Caring for Hedgehogs

• What to do if You Find Orphaned Opossums

• Caring for Rabbits and Hares

• Caring for Orphaned Wild Bunnies

• Caring for Orphaned Rabbits

• Successful Wild Baby Rabbit Care/Rehabilitation

• Caring for a Baby Armadillo

• Caring for Orphans - Rats & Mice

• Caring for Squirrels

• Raising Orphaned Baby Squirrels

• Caring for a Baby or Orphaned Squirrel

• Basic Baby Squirrel Care of Orphaned Gray Squirrels

• Wildlife Care of Raccoons

• Wildlife Care of Skunks

• Young Wildlife - If You Care, You'll Leave Them There!

• Kitten Rescue - Kitten Care Handbook

• Caring for Orphan Kittens

• Feeding and Care of Orphaned Foals

• How to Temporarily House Wild Mammals