Wildlife Rescue Kit | Sayee Ambekar

While driving back from Cherry Springs (PA), we were unaware that this little fox was stuck in our car for over 3 hours.

Having no means or information to rescue the wild animal, we called 911 for assistance.

My Research showed that

In almost every case, it is illegal to keep a wild animal in captivity for any length of time.

Unnecessary human intervention will almost always worsen the animal's condition.

Having the right information and tools will not only save yours, but also the animal’s life.

The Primary Goal

is to give the animals immediate help under the guidance of licensed professionals.

The Secondary Goal

is to make sure that the people quickly find the correct information needed to help the animal in need without causing more harm.

The Wildlife Rescue Kit ensures that:

You have the right tools to carry out a rescue.

Information is available to help you determine when and how to use the tools in the form of a guide book and an e-guide so that there is no barrier to access the information.

The Wildlife Rescue Kit is extremely compact and holds all the tools, booklet, as well as the QR code to download the e-guide.

This Emergency Rescue Kit can be kept in a designated spot in your home, or even at your office.

It can be also be kept in the trunk of your car if you often go on hikes, nature trails, or travel frequently.

The tools included in the Kit along with

some household items found easily at home make a comprehensive Kit.

The bright yellow color makes the kit easy to locate even in low light.

Visual cues are printed under the products to help locate the missing ones.

The Rescuer’s Guide

is made up of insights taken from a wildlife rescuer’s first-hand experiences that you might need while using the Wildlife Rescue Kit and while helping an animal in distress.

The Rescuer’s Guide is designed with tabs located on the right side of the book, facilitating quick access to information.

The Guide is divided into 6 parts:

Some spreads from the booklet

The e-guide

contains the same information as the Rescuer’s Guide. But the purpose of the e-guide is to help users access the information when they are away from the physical book, like when on a hike. The e-guide uses the same tabs as on the physical book but these are clickable tabs and lead the user to the correct destination after clicking.