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This sick and injured Porcupine was first noticed July 23. It took time to make a good plan to capture it so it could be taken to the Willdife Rehabilitation place. To capture the sick Porcupine, 2 caretakers used a large heavy duty fishing net to drop over the top of it. Then it was scooped inside a large lightweight trash can. All of this happend around midnight so we made a place on the porch for it to stay overnight.
Porcupine with signs of disease and obviously not well. Caretakers later learned that it is a skin disease related to ringworm fungus. This strain of skin fungal disease (ringworm) affects porcupines more than other small mammals.
Striped-bark Scorpion
Getting a drink after being trapped in the house. It climbed on caretaker as updating this website, while sitting at the desk.
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Caretakers caught a mouse in the house using a live trap.
It was released near the river
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