Healing purrs head toward the little one. also, you might do a ping for
Mary (mmmaryinla is her screen name on her server, I think) she's a licensed
squirrel rehabilitator in Los Angeles. She might be able to give you some
hints, and maybe knows who to contact in your area.

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"Victor Martinez" wrote in message
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A hawk discovered a squirrel nest in one of our trees today. The
squirrel mom started moving her young to another location, but one of
the babies fell from the nest and onto my car. I found it on the
windwhield. He's tiny, no fur at all and the eyes are still closed. We
put it in a towel on the roof, near where the mom hangs out. If mom
doesn't come to get him by nightfall, I'm not sure what we're going to
do. I'll do my best to save him, but we don't know the first thing about
baby squirrels. The page I found online says to contact a mammal
rehabilitator, but I doubt there's one here in Austin that will take a
squirrel. We have hundreds of thousands of these critters!
Purrs for the little one would be most appreciated.

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