Spurby
April 30th, 2005, 11:55 PM
Hi,
There is an injured racoon in a tree directly across the street from where i work. He has been there for 2 days now. I heard his cries last night, but just thought he was crying out for his family mates(looks young, but not a baby) i came to work tonight only to see that he is still there, and still crying for help, even more so :sad: I do not "see" any injuries on him, but he didn't move when i was close to the tree, and has been there at least 2 days crying, maybe a broken leg?? I called toronto animal services, they cannot help, left a message with THS, but i fear they cannot help either. I called and left a message with toronto wildlife rehab and left a message, but on their answering service it says they are not a pick up service, so unless someone can get this little guy to them, he is stuck up there to die :sad: He is not so far up the tree at all, so a normal size ladder would be fine. If his injuries are something that can be fixed, i find this terrible if we cannot get help to him..i do not have a car, or a ladder, but if someone here does, and is willing to assist me get him down and to toronto rehab i would be grateful!! He is located in toronto, Broadview/danforth area.
Please help!! i feel so helpless watching him suffer up there :sad:
There is an injured racoon in a tree directly across the street from where i work. He has been there for 2 days now. I heard his cries last night, but just thought he was crying out for his family mates(looks young, but not a baby) i came to work tonight only to see that he is still there, and still crying for help, even more so :sad: I do not "see" any injuries on him, but he didn't move when i was close to the tree, and has been there at least 2 days crying, maybe a broken leg?? I called toronto animal services, they cannot help, left a message with THS, but i fear they cannot help either. I called and left a message with toronto wildlife rehab and left a message, but on their answering service it says they are not a pick up service, so unless someone can get this little guy to them, he is stuck up there to die :sad: He is not so far up the tree at all, so a normal size ladder would be fine. If his injuries are something that can be fixed, i find this terrible if we cannot get help to him..i do not have a car, or a ladder, but if someone here does, and is willing to assist me get him down and to toronto rehab i would be grateful!! He is located in toronto, Broadview/danforth area.
Please help!! i feel so helpless watching him suffer up there :sad:
