Otter pup s well-meaning rescuers made mistakes, but the orphan is doing well now, rehab centre says
Burping an infant otter like a baby might be just as cute as you would imagine, but that is what one team at the Wildlife Haven Rehabilitation Centre had to resort to in their efforts to save an orphaned animal that was brought to them suffering from malnutrition and dehydration.
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Posted: Jul 23, 2021 5:26 PM CT | Last Updated: July 23
This otter pup was brought into the Wildlife Haven Rehabilitation Centre suffering complications caused by the actions of its well-meaning rescuers.(Wildlife Haven Rehabilitation Centre/Instagram)
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It has been a busy month for staff at the Wildlife Haven Rehabilitation Centre in Ile des Chenes.
According to executive director Zoe Nakata, they are seeing an increase in patients being admitted to the centre. Last week, the centre was inundated with over 100 new patients and that is an increase from this time last year.
It is full steam ahead for the staff, but Nakata is not worried, that s a big uptake for us, but we re ready for it. Summer staff have been hired and patient rooms are ready and they are well stocked with supplies of baby formula and medication for their patients.