Orphaned Squirrel Goes To Work With His Human Dad
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Date: 2024-03-28
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Just_Pele
When mother squirrels dump a baby from the nest it's usually because there is something wrong with it, some type of disability that we may not be able to see, and sometimes those types of things may not show up for a period of time. We had a red squirrel when I was a child, when I found her she was a newborn, and she seemed normal at first. But then we noticed that, not only was she deaf in one ear, but she also moved and reacted more slowly than a wild squirrel should, and the vet determined that most likely she was born with brain damage. So we decided to just keep Beanie and she was a great little companion/pet for several years.
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When mother squirrels dump a baby from the nest it's usually because there is something wrong with it, some type of disability that we may not be able to see, and sometimes those types of things may not show up for a period of time. We had a red squirrel when I was a child, when I found her she was a newborn, and she seemed normal at first. But then we noticed that, not only was she deaf in one ear, but she also moved and reacted more slowly than a wild squirrel should, and the vet determined that most likely she was born with brain damage. So we decided to just keep Beanie and she was a great little companion/pet for several years.
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dad4ever-c90
Charlie's tiny, dexterous hands are IDEALLY suited for working in a jewelry shop. With Todd's care and such an interesting environment, this was a perfect way to prepare to return to the wild!
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Charlie's tiny, dexterous hands are IDEALLY suited for working in a jewelry shop. With Todd's care and such an interesting environment, this was a perfect way to prepare to return to the wild!
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DeniseHlavaty
What a wonderful thing to do. Take in a squirrel who really needed help. Good for you. And now he's back in the wild. Very lucky squirrel!
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What a wonderful thing to do. Take in a squirrel who really needed help. Good for you. And now he's back in the wild. Very lucky squirrel!
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