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Wildlife Hotline Call Blotter Week of 11/19/12 Date Time Location Description Disposition 11/19 8:30a Wildwood, MO Sick raccoon in resident s yard under patio table. Lives very close to Wild Horse Creek Rd (recent distemper outbreak). Dispatched rehabber to pick up. Confirmed ill having seizures, bloody mouth, unable to stand, 11/19 10:10a St. Louis City, MO Family of raccoons living under resident s front porch. Neighbor feeds area cats and attracts wildlife to yard. Cannot get neighbor to stop, and raccoons now live under porch. Resident has children and dog. 11/19 10:11a St. Louis City, MO Frisco Security found baby squirrel (eyes still closed) in cement parking garage, no visible nest nearby or trees. Finder has picked up baby and put him in box indoors to keep warm for now. 11/20 9:12a Fenton, MO Sick raccoon walking in circles for extended period of time. Won t lie down, unafraid of people, clearly suffering. Very populated area, animal near school bus stop. distemper+, euthanized Advised use ammonia rag/bags to deter, cayenne pepper at entrance, stuff hole with newspaper, wait for evacuation and seal all entrances. Dispatched rehabber to pick up. Admitted 89gram four week old, eyes closed male. Will raise and release back to wild in spring 2013. Dispatched, picked up raccoon, confirmed distemper, euthanized. Page 1

11/20 9:28a Weldon Springs, MO Coyote out during day, hard to chase off, doesn t respond to noise or proximity. Resident threw rock and then coyote left, no injuries seen. Resident worried about rabies, and his children/pets. 11/20 9:50a West St. Louis County, MO Injured crow in parking lot for last couple of days. Can t fly but does hop well. Caller willing to assist to get bird help but bird is at her school, not her home. 11/20 2:48p Kirkwood, MO Resident found owl on ground behind apartment complex. Other small birds attacking/swooping down at owl and she seems to be unable to fly or walk away. May have eye injury but resident cannot tell for sure hasn t gotten that close. Other birds want owl to leave (normal predatory response) but owl unable to do so. 11/20 3:12 Kirkwood, MO Same caller as previous call. Resident took box outside to put over owl and owl suddenly decided to hop/fly up into a tall tree too high for us to retrieve. Holding one wing out in a strange way possibly broken? 11/21 8:38a Brighton, IL Injured squirrel found in yard, already in crate/box contained safely. Page 2 Advised that coyotes are not exclusively nocturnal, symptoms of mange, went over symptoms of rabies as well and advised it has been decades since last rabies+ in coyote in MO. Gave deterrent advice. Advised caller we can pick up birds only after they are contained by putting box or laundry basket over it. Caller will let us know when contained. Advised caller to please put box or laundry basket over her to protect from other birds until we arrive on scene. Advised caller to keep an eye out for owl on ground again, if she falls. Call us back if/when she is able to be retrieved. Referred to closest rehabber Treehouse Wildlife in Brighton,

11/21 9:15a Sappington, MO Squirrel clinging onto resident s patio door screen and bleeding profusely out of mouth, nose, ears. 11/21 3:49p Collinsville, IL Wild turkey hanging out in parking lot of local Wal- Mart and has been in area for over a week. Residents concerned that he cannot fly and will starve/freeze. 11/21 4:54p Imperial, MO Blue heron with injured wing down by creek. Family dogs found bird, unable to fly, not fast even on legs. Caller willing to help in rescue attempt. 11/21 5:01p Springfield, MO Injured duck using only one leg, in well populated local park/lake but isolated from other ducks. Fish hook in leg. Page 3 but call ahead. Squirrel later admitted and in rehab. Advised callerprobably rat poison that someone put outdoors, neighbor? Squirrel left door while on call, ran up tree. Advised caller squirrel will die in next 60 mins and is not a rehab candidate. Advised it is turkey season, seeing them everywhere is normal. Drove thru later in day, turkey is able to fly but doesn t want to leave. Dispatched but dark outside, could not find heron. Left carrier for resident, advised to let us know if she sees him again. Advised we cannot do wild goose chase but if caller can contain w/ box or basket, rehabber can be dispatched. If duck can escape us trying to catch, she will also escape predators.

11/21 9:38p Florissant, MO Opossum in trash can, rolling type can with plastic attached lid. When resident opens lid, opossum tries to hide and holds very still. Left lid open, but opossum did not leave. Trash can nearly empty. 11/22 Thanksgiving 7:05a Webster Groves, MO Sick raccoon found in yard, contained in trap already. Was seizing, unable to walk, and easy to capture. 11/23 12:16a St. Louis County, MO Caller witnessed unknown mammal species coming out of sewer near yard and wants removed immediately to protect children. Not sure if it is a baby opossum or really large rat approximately 2lb, brown in color, long tail that is NOT fluffy? No nearby ponds/lakes/creeks. 11/23 8:57a Crestwood, MO Crestwood police department picked up raccoon from back yard of resident. Circling, out during day, disoriented, approachable and non-aggressive. Attempted to take in for euthanasia and was turned away and referred to licensed rehabber. 11/23 9:59a Fenton/Gravois Bluffs Bat found on cement wall in shopping center by hand rail that customers use. Advised caller that opossums have no major disease risk. Either throw more trash away for opossum to climb or tip trash can on side and give LOTS of time for opossum to leave. Dispatched, picked up, euthanized. Unknown species from description. Advised we cannot remove healthy wildlife and coexistence is best. Make sure home does not allow animals to enter, and trim bushes, cayenne pepper, trash can secured. Dispatched, picked up, evaluated and euthanized. Distemper. Picked up, released nearby away from stores. Page 4

11/23 10:45a Fenton, MO Injured deer in Fenton, swollen knee, no blood visible, still mobile. 11/23 12:30p Columbia, IL Fawn (deer) that still has spots showed up in horse pasture today. Some horses chased her off, but now friendly with resident s gelding. Caller needs to know what to do, if anything. 11/24 10:03a Lemay, MO Dog got squirrel. Squirrel alive but unable to walk/run/climb. Finder placed box over squirrel to protect from weather and predators. 11/24 12:05p Affton, MO Adult buck (whitetail deer) seen under bridge on Green Park Rd @ Reavis Barracks Rd. Buck unable to stand/possibly stuck in mud. Finder saw yesterday and still today 24+ hours in same spot. Animal is lying in the water under the bridge, with just front legs on bank. Advised of deer rehab policy, and asked if she can monitor deer and keep us updated. Deer may be immobile. If so, call MDC to euthanize. Gave county agent s cell #. Advised that Mom comes back at dusk, but it is hunting season and possible that Mom died. If so, baby sounds old enough to be okay, but might hang out with gelding for a week or two. Referred to WRC High Ridge, admitted. Died within one hour of internal injuries. Disptached rescue. On scene buck was having seizures and suffering probably due to blue tongue/eh disease and needed euthanasia. Affton police notified, euthanized on site. MDC notified of carcass. 11/24 2:44p Fenton, MO Raccoon acting strange, unable to walk, unafraid of people and pets, probable distemper. 11/24 5:04p Bolivar, MO Owl found on road, can t fly, eye injured, non-aggressive. Has tried to reach MDC but not heard back. Page 5 Rescued, euthanized. Referred to S. Illig w/ Dickerson Park Zoo. Picked up that night, now in rehab

11/25 2:34a Wildwood. MO Found fox in middle of road in Wildwood, can t walk, non-aggressive, no visible injuries, but obviously suffering. Placed fox in a cardboard box and brought home. Keeping in garage. Has pets in home, all up to date on vaccinations. 11/25 3:07a Kirkwood, MO Kirkwood Police Dept. found injured owl on side of road while on patrol. Contained in box, in office and calm. 11/25 9:19a Chesterfield, MO Chubby raccoon found in homeowner s privacy fence stuck with half of body on one side of fence and other half of body in neighbor s yard. Still alive, not happy, and can t get out. 11/25 11:17a Wentzville, MO Injured woodpecker flew into window and stunned himself, but has injuries w/ blood. 11/25 11:53a Kansas City, MO Domestic rescue is responding to a stray dog needing vet care inside Elmwood Cemetary on Truman Rd. in downtown KCMO. Dog has best friend a female/doe deer that he sleeps, eats, and runs with. Rescue concerned that doe will not fare well without dog. Doe is also imprinted to people and dogs. Finder fed carrots by hand. 11/25 4:57p Chesterfield, MO Raccoon is same place for 3+ hours at Schoettler Valley & Grantley Rd. in yard, approachable, disoriented, probable distemper. Page 6 @ zoo pending xrays. Advised of distemper outbreak. Warned about pets. Advised keep in garage until morning and call MO Wildlife in Ballwin to euthanize. Advised keep on site until 8am and we can pick up or they can transport to World Bird in Valley Park. Do not feed or give water. Keep cool. Transferred to WBS in morning, still in rehab. Disptached rescuers, sedated raccoon, removed her from fence, admitted to recover from exhaustion. While recovering, discovered shoulder dislocation/injury. Going to vet for xrays Referred to Wild Bird Rehab in Overland, MO Advised to trap dog, doe will move on. Alerting MDC of imprinted doe, but hopefully will acclimate and become more wild as she meets other deer instead of dog. Sent rescuer, but did not find and catch raccoon until 11/26 in morning. Distemper

11/25 5:51p Granite City, IL Hawk stuck in screened in porch. Hawk tore hole in screen upon entry, but cannot see tear to get back out. 11/25 9:12p Kirkwood, MO Finder at Animal Emergency Clinic in Kirkwood with songbird that he found in a glue trap in his home. Was out of town for 3 days, not sure how long bird was in trap. Removed bird from trap with Dawn dish detergent and water, but still cannot fly. euthanized. Advised caller to open doors to porch from outside, and give hawk one hour to find his way out before we dispatch. Hawk escaped. Met finder at AEC s office, admitted bird. Cleaned and moisturized eyes, un-stuck beak to allow food and drink. Held overnight for Wild Bird Rehab, but before morning bird died. Page 7