Help & Resources
Wildlife Rescue Resources
Found a wild animal in trouble or dealing with beaver activity on your property? Start here.
If You Find Wildlife in Trouble
Observe Safely
Keep your distance and watch for at least 30 minutes. Many young animals are not orphaned and the parent is nearby.
Do Not Feed
Wrong foods can cause severe harm. Avoid milk, bread or human food entirely.
Call a Permitted Rehabber
Reach out to your state listed wildlife rehabilitator. In Mississippi, contact MDWFP for the official list.
Contain Carefully
If a rehabber instructs you to contain the animal, use a ventilated box with a soft towel and keep it warm, dark and quiet.
Beaver Coexistence Resources
Beaver Institute
Training and resources for non lethal beaver management.
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Beaver Deceivers
Flow devices that solve flooding without removing the beavers.
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Beaver Solutions
Wildlife consulting and pond leveler installation.
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Human Beaver Coexistence Fund
Funding and support for non lethal solutions to beaver conflict.
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Something Wild is not a licensed trapper and cannot remove beavers from private property. The organizations above specialize in humane, long term solutions.