British Columbia's extreme heat wave leads to increased reports of wildlife overheating, prompting Wildlife Rescue's response.
British Columbia's extreme heat wave affects wildlife, with Wildlife Rescue responding to an increasing number of reports concerning animals impacted by the temperatures. Signs of overheating in birds include open-mouthed breathing, appearing fluffed-up, and showing signs of lethargy. To help heat-affected wildlife, provide shade and water, avoid disturbing wildlife, and keep pets on leashes to prevent them from pursuing vulnerable animals.
July 20, 2024
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