I found a baby cheetah <span title="!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!HELP?">!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!...</span>

Question

I found a baby cheetah in my backyard!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!...

i live in oklahoma what should i do!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!...

Answer 1

Call animal control.

It&#039;s more likely a young bobcat

Answer 2

call animal control asap.

dont touch it tho because even

if theyre babies they could def.

bite. this is real weird.

Answer 3

call animal control or the zoo

Answer 4

Hi,

That would be cute =D Take a picture with it...

Give it clean and cold water to drink in a bowl.

The boy or girl will eat any type of fish or meat.

If it has hair/fur you can feed it water, if it has no hair/fur yet, bottle feed it (milk)

Before bottle feeding it wait a half in hour to see if the mother isn&#039;t around. Then you can feed it.

Hopefully you won&#039;t have to bottle feed it.

Then you should call the animal control and tell them that the baby caused NO harm. Tell them that you don&#039;t know what to do.

That sounds so cutee!!!

~ANIMAL helper~

P.S.

Are you sure it&#039;s a cheetah? It could be a bobcat.

Cheetah picture (link): http://www.sogonow.com/archives/Baby-Che...

Bobcat picture (link): http://www.bergoiata.org/fe/animaux-du-f...

ALSO,

try not to get too close to it. I don&#039;t want it to bite you... you can try to inch near it but if it looks like it might be a little aggressive, just water and feed it then call animal control

Answer 5

why is this under birds?

call animal control

Answer 6

As helpful as Animal Helper would like to be, please do not follow that advice.  Milk is NEVER a substitute for ANY animal! In fact, felines are lactose intolerant.  The best thing to do is leave the animal alone and call animal control/dog officer/aspca, or what ever animal organizations you have around. If the animal is young it may be learning to hunt and if you&#039;re in the way mother will hurt you!  I&#039;m a Vet Tech of many years, and a wildlife rehab student.  Please be careful.

Answer 7

.......................BIRDs??.............

Answer 8

wow how awesome so you should take a picture so you can remember it forever  then  you should call animal control that would be the right thing to do

Answer 9

The chances of it being a cheetah are highly unlikely, as cheetahs are more indigenous to, say, Africa. It&#039;s more likely a smaller wildcat like an ocelot that is spotted at birth. Call animal control before doing anything else, and don&#039;t touch it. Wildcats can already defend themselves at a very young age. http://www.hdw-inc.com/lgocelot.htm

Answer 10

Call the Guiness Book of World Records, as cheetahs are native to Africa and are endangered species.

Answer 11

Take it&#039;s picture and avoid it, don&#039;t let it bite you! Maybe put some water or food for him.