Yellow-pine Chipmunk

Neotamias amoenus

The yellow-pine chipmunk is found in parts of Canada and the United States. These chipmunks are normally found in brush-covered areas, and in California, they inhabit an elevation range of around 975 to 2,900 metres.

Baby Season

Summer (May-June)

Yellow-pine chipmunk climbing a tree. Photo posted to Wikipedia by USFWS Pacific Southwest Region, photographer unknown.

Care Guides

General Care

Emergency First Response for Baby Squirrels

Critical first steps to take when you find a baby squirrel. Learn how to assess condition, provide warmth, and determine if the baby needs rehabilitation or can be reunited with mom.

beginner

Dwarf Squirrel Guide

Dwarf squirrels present unique challenges in wildlife rehabilitation. These individuals, whether due to genetic conditions or developmental issues, require specialized care protocols that differ significantly from standard squirrel rehabilitation practices.

advanced

Aspiration in Baby Mammals: Prevention, Recognition, and Emergency Response

Aspiration pneumonia is one of the leading causes of death in orphaned wildlife. When formula, water, or saliva enters the lungs instead of the stomach, it can be fatal within hours. This guide will help you prevent, recognize, and respond to aspiration emergencies.

intermediate