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For Wildlife Rehabbers

Resources For Wildlife
Rehabilitation Professionals

Supporting wildlife rehabilitators with practical resources, treatment information, and
guidance for managing foxes and coyotes affected by sarcoptic mange.

Rehabilitation Resources

Supporting Wildlife Recovery & Rehabilitation

Access educational resources, rehabilitation guidance, treatment considerations,
and best practices for supporting wildlife affected by sarcoptic mange.

Wildlife Assessment

Learn how to recognize common signs of sarcoptic mange and evaluate animals that may require intervention.

Treatment Guidance

General information regarding treatment approaches and recovery support for affected wildlife.

Rehabilitation Best Practices

Practical recommendations for managing wildlife cases safely and effectively.

Recovery Monitoring

Understand what to expect during treatment and how to track progress throughout recovery.

Educational Resources

Access helpful materials, reference information, and wildlife rehabilitation resources.

Case Management

Guidance for handling wildlife cases, community inquiries, and rehabilitation-related questions.

Help More Wildlife Receive Treatment

Your support helps provide treatment resources, educational materials, and assistance for wildlife affected by sarcoptic mange.

  • Bi-State Wildlife is a registered, permit-holding 501(c)(3) nonprofit charity organization.
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Rehabber FAQs

Frequently Asked Questions For Wildlife Rehabbers

Answers to common questions regarding wildlife rehabilitation, treatment considerations, recovery expectations, and managing sarcoptic mange cases.

Have questions? We’re here to help.

Permits & Legal

Livestock-grade 1% Ivermectin is sold over-the-counter and is not a federal prescription controlled substance under USDA/FDA guidelines. Anyone can purchase it at farm supply stores. However, active wildlife rehabilitation facilities operating under state game permits (such as Illinois IDNR or Missouri MDC) must document all remote-treatment protocols and verify compliance with state-specific wildlife release and transport rules.

Baiting Methods

Family & Kits

Field Protocols

Need Additional Information?

If you have questions about wildlife rehabilitation, mange treatment considerations, or collaboration opportunities, our team is here to help.


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