Final answer:
Do not touch an animal that is/has been electrocuted until electricity is off or source is safely away from both you and the animal.
Step-by-step explanation:
In the situation where an animal has been electrocuted or is in contact with electricity, it is important to not touch the animal until the electricity is off or the source of electrocution is safely away from both you and the animal. This is because our bodies are relatively good conductors of electricity, and touching the animal while it is still in contact with electricity can risk electric shock or harm to yourself and the animal. It is always safer to wait until the electricity is off or the source is removed before attempting to help the animal.