if she has the energy to try and jump out out of the bucket, she will be fine


its when you find a highly dried out frog that it becomes dangerous - - should you ever get in this situation again, do not fill a bucket and put the frog in - it could drown

only put about 1/2 inch of water in the bucket - low enough for them to lay on the bottom and still breathe - -when dried out they do not have much muscle control and cannot swim to the surface to breathe. Any water deeper than their body when they are laying on their stomach is deadly. Use your fingers to keep the back moist by dripping water onto the frog for the first few hours until you see signs of movement - then it is over the next few DAYS that you would slowly begin raising the water level as you see the frog beginning to swim around. Do not feed at all during this period, in their dehydrated state it would kill them.