If you can’t get in touch with professionals you can still help the kits– if they need it. From a young age, skunks are fairly independent so it’s possible that they’ll be able to take care of themselves. If you do feel like the kits need help, skunks eat almost anything, preferring insects. But if you get a chunk of beef and give it to a kit they’ll be just as happy. If you decide to get close to the kits or they need to be transported and you can’t contact professionals, it’s highly advised that you wear a protective suit. Skunks can carry diseases like rabies and spray you: a full-body suit will protect you from these things. The same goes for if a skunk is injured, be sure to wear a protective full-body suit because skunks can be vicious when they feel threatened.

Also, be sure not to take a kit home and domesticate it. Wild animals becoming pets is never a good idea;