Upon arrival we had to sedate White Spot and get him safely into the truck.  Sadly, as we were doing so people were honking their horns at us and waving a single finger, apparently this little ones tragic misfortune was quiet a nuisance for the traffic.

We got White Spot safely to the vet, who confirmed there were no broken bones, however there was a severe concussion and White spot would need supportive care as well as bottle feeding until recovery. We worked closely with a wonderful wildlife rehabilitator who taught us so much BUT the main lesson she taught us is to never give up. You hear all these stories of how these animals HAVE to be put down in the event a bone is broken, leg etc.  She told us some of her magnificent success stories of how she nursed back to health deer with 2 broken legs, deer who had been ripped apart by dogs ... and they all survived.