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Juliana Sorem, a veterinarian at San Rafael’s WildCare hospital, said they’ve seen a spike in wildlife patients being brought in this year.
A baby raccoon that was dehydrated and hungry was dropped off Friday morning. The team at WildCare said climate change may be sending animals to new areas.
We worry that that’s going to become a bigger issue as we go through the summer here and this drought becomes more severe, WildCare Executive Director Ellen Weisel said.
A bear was also spotted in Cotati and Sebastopol last week, much closer to populated areas than most can recall. Close encounters with coyotes have become all too common as well. Wildlife experts said while it s tempting to try to help them by giving them food and water, don’t do it. ....

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