Caring for a Rescued Baby Mole?

poehere
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November 15, 20170 found this helpful

This one will depend on how old the baby mole is.

1. If the baby is rather small you'll need a box, a towel, and a hot water bottle.
2. Fill the hot water bottle to your body temperature. Don't make it too hot. Put this in the box and put the towel on top of the hot water bottle. Afterwards, put the baby mole on top of the towel.
3. You will need to make a homemade kitten forumula to feed the baby. You can always buy this at your local vet stores.
4. You will prepare the formula and feed this to the mole using a syringe.
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5. When feeding the baby you will hold it in one hand and drop the formula into the mouth with the other hand.
6. Just keep checking the water bottle and make sure it is not getting too cold. The mole needs heat and this is the only source of heat you are supplying the baby.

paigegrimes123456

June 24, 20180 found this helpful

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Judy
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November 15, 20170 found this helpful

Caring for mole

Step 1
If it has fur, leave it alone. Its mother may reject it if you handle it.

Step 2
If not, fill a hot water bottle with warm water and put a towel over it for the mole to sleep on and to keep warm

Step 3
Prepare kitten formula according to directions.

Step 4
Test the formula on your wrist.

Step 5
Feed the mole with a syringe.

Step 6
Call the animal sanctuary. They will pick it up

coville123
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November 17, 20170 found this helpful

Put it in a small box. Feed it bits of fruit and vegetable. Do not forget a small bowl of water.

Leave in the box a couple of days so it gets used to captivity. You should get a cage with an exercise wheel and some toys. Feed them cereal every morning and piece of fruit.

Lizzyanny
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November 17, 20170 found this helpful

You need to find a local animal rehabilitator. If you call a local Vet they usually know who to call.