I have an injured toad here at my house and would love to help the critter as much as I can. Toads and squirrels are easily my fave critters, so no matter what I intend to help the poor guy out. I need to know if there is any chance of his survival.
If I had to make a guess, he was the victim of a crow attack. I am thinking a crow got hold of him, and since he was found at a school bus stop, once the kids showed up the bird got scared away, leaving behind an injured toad. Basically he appears to be blinded. One eye is literally out of the socket, and the other looks seal over (possibly pulled out). I figure blind is not a good thing for an animal who's eating is triggered by movement.
Right now he is in my backyard in a toad house. He has been there for 24 hours now, and is still alive. This is the other reason I think he is blinded, as he doesn't move until touched. Then he makes a break for it, but doesn't seem to know where to go.
Any ideas?