>>5009096
I'm not going to argue with folks that there is a chance of you being able to save it. Food water shelter safety.
But I just want you to be prepared. When prey animals start exhibiting signs of injury or sickness it's often very late stage because of how they hide it from predators.

Low odds doesn't mean don't help if you can help.


I found this dipshit dying in sub zero temps in my front yard. My chickens were herded around him just yelling for me.

He ended up, after a few hours, becoming coherent again and more agitated over being caged.
So let him go.


I gota bird who looks similar to him who let's me get really close to it outside. Almost feed it by hand. I like to think it is him but I don't think birds work that way.