Baby Opossums

[CrazyCatLady]

I happened across an opossum that had been hit by a car. I checked to see if it was a mom, and it was. There were six babies in the pouch. One was injured and another one was halfway out of the pouch. Sadly those didn't make it. Right now I have them warm. I'm guessing they're only a week old. Maybe a little more. I'm not having any luck getting in touch with wildlife facilities this time of night and don't know what to do.
Please help

[CrazyCatLady]

Someone on a local Facebook page told me to call the non-emergency 911 number for my county in order to get in touch with DNR. I've done that and now I'm waiting to hear back from them

[CrazyCatLady]

Apparently newborn opossums are not a priority for DNR because I've still not heard from anybody 😕

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[Mel1959]

Apparently newborn opossums are not a priority for DNR because I've still not heard from anybody ��

Baby Opossums that are that young are very, very difficult to rehab. They must be tube fed and even then experienced rehabbers lose many. Getting them to a rehabber is their best chance of survival. There’s usually a list of rehabbers through each states wildlife organization.

Here’s the link: https://www.birdsgeorgia.org/uploads...tator-list.pdf

Scroll down till you find the folks listed for small mammals.

[CrazyCatLady]

Baby Opossums that are that young are very, very difficult to rehab. They must be tube fed and even then experienced rehabbers lose many. Getting them to a rehabber is their best chance of survival. There’s usually a list of rehabbers through each states wildlife organization.

Here’s the link: https://www.birdsgeorgia.org/uploads...tator-list.pdf

Scroll down till you find the folks listed for small mammals.

Thank you so much for your reply. Sorry I didn't respond sooner. It's very hard for me to come here. I was fortunate enough to find somebody to take them finally. One of them passed away during the night. I know have a good number for a rehabber, should something like that come up again.