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We found this chipmunk in our yard and somethings wrong with him?

There was this chipmunk in our yard with a nut in his mouth, his head ****** side ways and acting oddly. He was running in circles and seemed disorientated. I put gloves on and picked him up, yes he tried to avoid me. He spit the nut out... i had thought the nut was stuck in his mouth. So I put him down, he did not run away. His head is still ****** sideways as if he cannot move it and he was still running in circles... even running over my foot a few times. He went back and got the nut. I love animals and dont want to see him suffer.... I got him in a hamster carrying cage with lots of bedding, a water bottle and a natural chewable hide hut. His head is stick ****** to the side, he ran for a little bit but is now looking at me. Clearly I do not want to keep a wild chipmunk as a pet, but is he okay to let back in the yard? We have cats and i dont want to see them go at him. Any idea whats wrong with him?

Update:

wow okay the stars ..... uh, i guess the word tilted wouldnt be blocked out.

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  • Anonymous
    10 years ago
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    take him to the nearest vets and get him checked out. then to a rescue center if theres one near by . he might just be blind in 1 eye ! if hes ok, rescue center or set him free but rescue is better i think they should let him go somewhere away from the town or near you. good luck x

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