FT. MYERS, Fla. — The Clinic for the Rehabilitation of Wildlife (CROW) rescued a female North American River Otter that was said to be suffering from exhaustion and dehydration in a dry area.
The infant otter was reported coughing and making harsh lung sounds so veterinarians suspected it was pneumonia.
CROW transferred the baby otter to a wildlife rehab that will care for her going forward.
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Yesterday, a very special guest was admitted to the clinic!
— CROW Clinic (@CROWClinic) February 26, 2022
An infant female North American River Otter (22-633) was found stranded in a dry area suffering heat exhaustion and dehydration. Hospital staff noted the otter was coughing and making harsh lung sounds. pic.twitter.com/c8XHoycnqB
