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Captive Care & Husbandry

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  • Animal Welfare
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  • Surrogate Parenting and Developmental Stages of Newborn Western Desert Cottontails (Sylvilagus audubonii) and a Black–tailed Jackrabbit (Lepus californicus) Nursed by a Western Desert Cottontail

    Ginny Thome PhD, Ruth Scott
    5-13
  • Surrogate Parenting of the Black–tailed Jackrabbit (Lepus californicus) with Species Specific Considerations

    Regina Whitman
    32-35
  • Survey of Wildlife Rehabilitators on Infection Control and Personal Protective Behaviors

    Emi K. Saito, Allison R. Shreve
    42-46
  • The Care and Nurturing of Eastern Cottontail Rabbits (Sylvilagus floridanus)

    Gail M. King
    1-11
  • Tips for turtles: how to improve success when rehabilitating turtles

    Sue Carstairs
    12-21
  • Use of a Prefabricated Carport Kit as a Raptor Flight Cage

    Scott Diehl
    29-35
  • Weasels, minks and fishers—orphan rehabilitation of the slinky carnivores, Part 2: care protocols for orphaned infants and Juveniles

    Peggy Popp
    22-37
  • Weasels, minks, and fishers—Orphan rehabilitation of the slinky carnivores, Part 1: natural history

    Peggy Popp
    40-49
  • Why Didn't I Think of that Sooner?

    Raina Domek
    1-8
  • “In Joyance of Things to Eat” Beginning the Study of Turtle Nutrition

    Harriet Forrester
    8-18
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