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Oct 10, 2026
Inside Wild & Free Critters: Wildlife Rehab, Rescue & How You Can Help
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1:31Matt BrooksHOST
Since this isn't a rescue that focuses on animals that are going to be adopted as pets, how does your approach differ when rescuing animals?
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1:43Rae Ann McGowanGUEST
Many of them you have to worry about illness of something that could be contagious to other critters.
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1:50Rae Ann McGowanGUEST
Thankfully, opossums are an easy one because they cannot get rabies or distemper.
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1:55Rae Ann McGowanGUEST
So it's a really good one to have around that isn't going to transfer anything to anyone else.
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2:00Rae Ann McGowanGUEST
Outside of that, it's hard to run a line of Let's say you get an animal that comes in that's hit by a car.
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2:09Rae Ann McGowanGUEST
Are they going to be releasable? Are they going to be non-releasable? The head trauma not heal from there.