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Raccoon rescue / Kama Einhorn ; photographs by Shelly Ross.

By: Material type: TextTextSeries: True tales of rescuePublisher: Boston : Houghton Mifflin Harcourt, [2019]Description: 159 pages : color illustrations ; 21 cmContent type:
  • text
  • still image
Media type:
  • unmediated
Carrier type:
  • volume
ISBN:
  • 9781328767059
  • 1328767051
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Contents:
Part 1 Rescue: Human hands. As helpless as lemons ; The kindness of strangers ; Golden Hills -- Part 2 Recovery: Kit care. Getting to know us ; Eyes wide open ; Life in the fuzz pile -- Part 3 Rehabilitation: Playing and preparing: Challenges, please ; Perfect playgrounds ; Wilding up -- Part 4 Release: Becoming free. Raccoon road ; The forest, finally ; The big, wide woods -- A letter form the author: raccoons rule! -- Three quick questions for Shelly Ross -- How you can help.
Summary: What is life like for a group of orphaned raccoon siblings, born in the attic of a home, as they experience life at a raccoon rehabilitation center in California? This photo‑packed series explores the stories and science behind animal sanctuaries, including all of the ups and downs that go along with caring for wild raccoons away from their natural element. Includes full‑color photos, graphics, and maps. At WildCare in San Rafael, California, many wild animals are brought in every day – skunks, birds, opossums, squirrels, and more – including raccoons. Four baby raccoons are put into the hands of WildCare staff, specifically volunteer Shelley. The kits need feedings, medicine, burpings, and even help going to the bathroom. The kits are not allowed to spend any time with other humans – they can’t be used to humans once they are returned to the wilds of suburbia. A steady process involving enrichment, exercise, outdoor exposure– and more than you’ll ever think you’ll know about raccoons and other city wildlife – fills the pages of Raccoon Rescue.
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Item type Home library Collection Call number Materials specified Status Date due Barcode Item holds
Children's Book Children's Book Dr. James Carlson Library Children's NonFiction 599.7632 E35 Available 33111009346616
Children's Book Children's Book Main Library Children's NonFiction 599.7632 E35 Available 33111009140696
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What is life like for a group of orphaned raccoon siblings, born in the attic of a home, as they experience life at a raccoon rehabilitation center in California? This photo-packed series explores the stories and science behind animal sanctuaries, including all of the ups and downs that go along with caring for wild raccoons away from their natural element. Includes full-color photos, graphics, and maps.



At WildCare in San Rafael, California, many wild animals are brought in every day - skunks, birds, opossums, squirrels, and more - including raccoons. Four baby raccoons are put into the hands of WildCare staff, specifically volunteer Shelley. The kits need feedings, medicine, burpings, and even help going to the bathroom. The kits are not allowed to spend any time with other humans - they can't be used to humans once they are returned to the wilds of suburbia. A steady process involving enrichment, exercise, outdoor exposure - and more than you'll ever think you'll know about raccoons and other city wildlife - fills the pages of Raccoon Rescue.

Includes glossary.

Includes bibliographical references and index.

Age 7-10.

Grade 4 to 6.

What is life like for a group of orphaned raccoon siblings, born in the attic of a home, as they experience life at a raccoon rehabilitation center in California? This photo‑packed series explores the stories and science behind animal sanctuaries, including all of the ups and downs that go along with caring for wild raccoons away from their natural element. Includes full‑color photos, graphics, and maps. At WildCare in San Rafael, California, many wild animals are brought in every day – skunks, birds, opossums, squirrels, and more – including raccoons. Four baby raccoons are put into the hands of WildCare staff, specifically volunteer Shelley. The kits need feedings, medicine, burpings, and even help going to the bathroom. The kits are not allowed to spend any time with other humans – they can’t be used to humans once they are returned to the wilds of suburbia. A steady process involving enrichment, exercise, outdoor exposure– and more than you’ll ever think you’ll know about raccoons and other city wildlife – fills the pages of Raccoon Rescue.

Part 1 Rescue: Human hands. As helpless as lemons ; The kindness of strangers ; Golden Hills -- Part 2 Recovery: Kit care. Getting to know us ; Eyes wide open ; Life in the fuzz pile -- Part 3 Rehabilitation: Playing and preparing: Challenges, please ; Perfect playgrounds ; Wilding up -- Part 4 Release: Becoming free. Raccoon road ; The forest, finally ; The big, wide woods -- A letter form the author: raccoons rule! -- Three quick questions for Shelly Ross -- How you can help.

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