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WRC VOLUNTEER
HANDBOOK
* The Handbook is available for download
for all WRC Volunteers. Simply click each section and save it to your
computer or print it out. Check back often for updates or new sections.
Section
1 - Introduction (Updated Mar.1, 2011)
- About the Wildlife Clinic and it's Volunteers
- Volunteer Requirements for Animal Care Volunteers
- Other Ways to Volunteer
- Policies
Section 2 - Animal Arrival / Admittance
(Updated Mar.1, 2011)
- Once the Animal Arrives
- Performing a Physical Exam
- Treatment for Shock
Section
3.1 - Handling Phone Calls, Part 1 (Updated
Mar.1, 2011)
- Initial Contact with Finder
Section
3.2 - Handling Phone Calls, Part 2 (Updated
Mar.1, 2011)
Section 4 - Euthanasia (Updated Mar.1,
2011)
- When, why and how we euthanzie animals
Section 5 - Feeding & Formulas: General Info
(Updated Mar.1, 2011)
- General Info
- Transitioning from Rehydrating Solution to Formula
- Proper Feeding Postion
- Common Feeding Problems
Section 6 - Health Problems in Wild Animals
(Updated Mar.1, 2011)
- Types of Emergencies & Treatments
Section 7 - Infant Identification (Updated
Mar.1, 2011 - This is a LARGE file)
- To help identify infant mammals that come into the clinic, pictures
and descriptions of most of the animals we may receive.
Section 8 - Release (Coming Soon)
- Where and when animals are released
Section 9 - Species Specific Information
- Section 9.1.1 - Groundhog
Care, Part 1: General Info (Updated
Mar.1, 2011)
- Section 9.1.2 - Groundhog
Care, Part 2: Development Chart (Updated
Mar.1, 2011)
- Section 9.2.1 - Opossum
Care: Part 1: General Info & Cage Set-up
(Updated Mar.1, 2011)
- Section 9.2.2 - Opossum
Care: Part 2: Feeding Chart (5-60 grams) & Tubing Basics
(Updated Mar.1, 2011)
- Section 9.2.3 - Opossum
Care: Part 3: Feeding Chart (50 grams - Adult)
(Updated Mar.1, 2011)
- Section 9.3.1 - Rabbit
Care, Part 1: General Info, Intake & Assement (Updated
Mar.1, 2011)
- Section 9.3.2 - Rabbit
Care, Part 2: Diarrhea & Pain Med Chart (Updated
Mar.1, 2011)
- Section 9.3.3 - Rabbit
Care, Part 3: Homeopathy Quick Reference Guide (Updated
Mar.1, 2011)
- Section 9.4.1 - Raccoon
Care, Part 1: General Info, New Admission, Caging
(Updated Mar.1, 2011)
- Section 9.4.2 - Raccoon
Care, Part 2: Raccoon Care Feeding Chart
(Updated Mar. 2011)
- Section 9.4.3 - Raccoon
Care, Part 3: Raccoons - How Old Am I Chart
(Updated Mar. 2011)
- Section 9.5.1 - Squirrel
Care (Updated Mar.1, 2011)
- Section 9.6.1 - Skunk
Care (Updated Mar.1, 2011)
- Section 9.7.1 - Beaver
Care (Updated Mar.1, 2011)
Reference
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