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If you come across other wildlife that look in need of assistance, please contact the following organizations. Do not attempt to handle the animal due to a risk of rabies.
| Type of wildlife: | Who to contact: |
| Bats | Wildlife Haven (204-878-3740) / Prairie Wildlife (204-510-1855) |
| Bears | Manitoba Conservation (204-945-5221) |
| Beavers | Wildlife Haven (204-878-3740) / Prairie Wildlife (204-510-1855) |
| Coyotes | Wildlife Haven (204-878-3740) / Prairie Wildlife (204-510-1855) |
| Foxes | Wildlife Haven (204-878-3740) / Prairie Wildlife (204-510-1855) |
| Muskrats | Wildlife Haven (204-878-3740) / Prairie Wildlife (204-510-1855) |
| Skunks | Manitoba Conservation (204-945-5221) |
| Woodchucks | Wildlife Haven (204-878-3740) / Prairie Wildlife (204-510-1855) |
Deer
It is normal for fawns to be sitting along in a field, as the mom only stays with the fawn at feeding time. It is best to leave the fawns alone unless you know the mom is dead.
If you find a presumed orphan, or a deer that was hit by a car, call Manitoba Conservation at 204-945-5221.
Where to drop off wild life
Wildlife Haven Rehabilitation Centre: 204-878-3740 OR [email protected]
Prairie Wildlife Rehabilitation Centre: 204-510-1855 OR [email protected]