For a week now i have been caring for a young (probably 7 week old) Western Grey Squirrel. She has a skin condition on her back that I was able to reveal by removing the fur on the spot that had a wound on it (see pictures). I am wondering if the skin condition may be related to the partial paralysis, and what the treatment might be for the skin condition. It is slightly more warm to the touch than her foot pads (for example; chose that comparison because they too are hairless) The curvy, light colored shape was revealed because I cut away the fur, but i believe it has no follicles in it, suggesting scar tissue, possibly? (but it's nearly white, unlike new scar tissue). The pictures tend to exaggerate the size of the "bump," i think because of the way the hair has been removed (irregularly, as I didn't want to stress her too much with a lot of shaving.) I don't know if she has feeling in her hind legs, but she cannot move them at all. Her tail is also limp and un-moving. Using the usual stimulation we do for infant squirrels, she is able to defecate and urinate normally. She sleeps well, her energy level is good, strong upper body, usually very sweet disposition, but with irregular appetite.