Photos: Animals receiving care at Nebraska Wildlife Rehab
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A baby fox squirrel at Nebraska Wildlife Rehab.
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A young coyote is fed at Nebraska Wildlife Rehab.
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A baby woodchuck at Nebraska Wildlife Rehab.
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This young bobcat was near death when it was found in central Nebraska.
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Eastern cottontails are often patients at Nebraska Wildlife Rehab.
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A baby mink is cared for at NWR.
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A wood duckling is one of the many animals that needed care this spring.
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A record number of turtles are being cared for this year.
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This red fox came in with mange.
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A fox squirrel with a cast.
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Birds are among the many residents at NWR.
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Medical director Allison Carter cares for a squirrel.
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Veterinarian Sarah Woodhouse treats a bull snake.
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Medical director Allison Carter performs surgery on an injured animal.Â
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Medical director Allison Carter does some therapy with a sandhill crane.
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Medical director Allison Carter cares for a baby eagle.
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A cedar waxwing being cared for by NWR.
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Rehabilitation director Carly Portinen cares for a baby squirrel.
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A bullsnake entangled in some landscape netting.
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Time to eat for this baby raccoon.
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Some hungry baby birds.
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