Hello everyone,
I am new to this board and looking for help. Someone I've spoken to recently recommended that I come here and post about the situation. There are squirrels that visit my yard. I've discovered that a female (that I can reasonably estimate to be 8-9 months old) has what I suspect is a prolapse but if so I can't be sure of what type. She doesn't lift her tail all the way up so I don't feel that I can see well enough to absolutely tell. She's still eating, drinking, running (FAST at times), climbing, etc. I don't know about her defecating and urinating abilities. I'm afraid if this condition continues she won't survive. I'm looking for a Vet and Rehabber that would be willing to try to treat her condition and care for her. I want her to have a chance for survival if any way possible. If there's a financial concern on her care I can help with at least some of the cost if needed. I haven't tried to catch her yet. I would like to have the best plan possible established for her before I start trying to catch her. I'm attaching some photos that was captured from outside video cameras (that I set up for the purpose of getting better views of the problem) over the last few days that I hope helps. The last 2 photos at the bottom are the most recent. Also, if anyone can tell for sure what type of a prolapse this is (if a prolapse) and can let me know it would be VERY much appreciated. I'll be watching this thread and for pm's closely for responses (if any) to my post.
I'm REALLY worried about her and will HIGHLY appreciate any help with her.
Sincerely,
Dee Dee