What Do I Do If I Find A bird or wild Animal?
Don’t Touch: Wait, Watch, Call!
MARS rescue is happy to help (250) 337-2021
Baby birds will often spend up to a week on the ground when they are learning to fly. They are not injured or abandoned, momma bird is nearby watching AND feeding them. Bringing them to the vet or "rescuing" them is much more harmful and will often result in their euthanasia since their mom won't always take them back and they don't do well in captivity.
It is important that you contact MARS before attempting a rescue, you may be putting the animal or bird or even yourself at risk. Fawns even orphan ones do better in the wild than in the best rescue centers and... bears... even cute baby ones, are dangerous and should never be taken by civilians.
If the animal is severely injured or in distress, please call local conservation for assistance. Do not touch the animal.
Conservation Services: 1 (877) 952-7277
References from http://marswildliferescue.com/education/find-bird-animal/