If you enjoy wildlife rehabbing, contact your local Fish & Game office and see if they have a licensing program. Generally, it requires passing a written test, and there probably will be some restrictions. I couldn't do migratory birds, for instance, because I didn't have a federal license. I also couldn't do marine mammals, because I'm too far from the ocean. But there are always plenty of other animals that need help, and sometimes, you'll be allowed to provide temporary care for some really interesting ones, like my little bobcat. I live in town, so I had to turn him over to a rehabber who lived in a rural area, but she lived close enough to me that I could continue to work with him as he grew up and was prepared for release. I once even got to have a baby black bear for a couple of weeks, until F&G found a more suitable place for him!
there was a bobcat standing next to the garden.I have seen snakes (yuk yuk) frogs every thing else but a bobcat he looked arround the garden for a few min then walked back into the tall grass behind the yard . WOW what a sight 
