Lead poisoning in pet squirrel?

Who diagnosed the lead poisoning, certainly no doctor. There would not be enough lead in all the paint on the carrier to cause poisoning, and modern paints contain so little as not to be significant.

Your squirrel is suffering some other serious condition, and should have been looked at by a qualified vet 'yesterday' when these unknown symptoms first showed.

Where you live is a copout,,you look for an exotic vet elsewhere if none locally.

Try local rehabbers, they know vets to treat such animals.

There is no lead in modern day spray paints. Clearly something else toxic may have gotten in it's system.

She needs to see an exotic vet or she could die. They are not that difficult to find, most places that see cats and dogs will alsp have a specialist for exotics and small animals, though you may need to contact a few vets before you find one. If left untreated he could die.

You have multiple mental health issues including trespassing on other people's property to "catch and relocate" squirrels.

You can't trap squirrels and turn them into pets in MY State.

Yes, you are responsible for this squirrel's health issue and probably for its death.

Feel like the man?

There isn't lead in paint anymore.