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Monday through Friday:
7:30-6:00
Saturdays:
9-1
Appointments preferred.
Email:
Dr. Ken
Dr. Mary
Dr. Sandra
Staff
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We are committed to wild animals as well as pets!
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Dr Ken sometimes serves as a consultant
for the Wildlife Medical Clinic at the
University of Illinois College of Veterinary Medicine. Wild patients are
generally referred to this facility.
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Most "orphans" are kidnapped
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Many young animals are found by humans
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Babies are taken away as the parent watches helplessly from their hiding place
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Babies raised by humans, away from others of their own kind have poor chances of
survival
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These babies are best left alone
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Truly orphaned babies should be sent to licensed rehabilitators
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It is illegal for unlicensed individuals to raise native wildlife at home
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Injured Wildlife
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Injured wild animals can be dangerous
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Carefully capture and confine them for transport
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Large towels can be used for many
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Pet taxis or boxes can be used for transport
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Contact the University of Illinois
Wildlife Medical Clinic (333-5300)
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Transport the animal to the hospital
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Wildlife as Pets
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Wild animals adapt poorly to captivity
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Federal and state laws prohibit keeping native wildlife as pets
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Some wild animals are dangerous
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Some wild animals carry diseases dangerous to humans
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Our Mission:
All Creatures Animal Hospital is dedicated to providing progressive medicine in
a caring environment for pets of all species. Through preventative medicine,
client education, professional development of our staff, and advanced medical
and surgical techniques, we hope to foster a strong and lasting bond with
clients and their pets.
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