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For those that only know my family through what you see here, you have no idea the kind of circus I live in on a daily basis.
This is my wife's pet she rescued when he was just a pinkie. ( no fur)
His name is Sid and you can see he likes his junk food...
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Ha LOL like Sid the sloth? Very cool.
That's cool Jimmy. I like that.
Thats neat
Love the pet Jimmy. Does he have free run of the house? I knew a guy one time that had a pet raccoon. That coon was into everything. And, I dated a girl one time that had a pet skunk. Needless to say that that relationship went no where. LOL.
Lol
Pretty cool.......
No, he stays in a multi level cage that used to house ferrets. I couldn't handle him being out all the time, he doesn't respect my personal space. [emoji39]Quote:
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She had a cat squirrel for a while also. I made her turn him loose though after he worked my finger over like a kid eating corn on the cob.
He was much more wild than this one is though.
Anytime someone finds a wild animal that needs care they call my wife. Lol. As I'm sitting here writing this there's a box in front of me with a baby opossum waiting to be released. He's leaving as soon as these storms pass through.
Someone found some babies in the road clinging to their dead mother and decided even opossum lives matter.
Two of them died the next day and there's one left. Other two didn't take to feeding as well as this one.
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Excellent Jimmy, you folks are very fine people. We do the same with the young wildlife here. Registered the multiple acres here as a wildlife refuge a few years ago. All the critters are safe here. Unbelievable what's out here once we did that - tons of squirrels, rabbits, deer, bobcats, etc. One of the boxes I built for the young squirrels, rabbits, etc.Quote:
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We also have a large kennel for dogs that are dumped on the road. We find good homes and safe places for all.
Thank you for doing what you do.
Hey Jimmy. You know Leanne is in vet school. The school rehabs the baby squirrels and allows the students to raise em then release them. Well she rehabbed "Gus" and as you know they are easy to get attached to. I had to threaten her to get her to release it when it was old enough. Lol.Quote:
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Very cool! My wife had a pet skunk when she was younger Pastor.
Baby Squirrels , when they grow up become very attached and Protective... We raised a baby Gray that was on our window seal.. I went out and held my hand up and he came to me and got on my sholder... His Favorite Cookie was Pecan Sandies and he hid have free Reigh of the House---- Curtain rods were the Favorite hang out ,, he Protected my Wife As Good as any Guard Dog --- His Name was Spookey----
Does he Like Coffee with his Cookie???
Yes, he will drink the wife's coffee and my tea if I'm not looking but mostly he just turns my tea glass over to watch me fuss and clean it up. Keeps him entertained I reckon.Quote:
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The little wild critters are fun, and smart. About 20 years ago when I decided to expand my shop by adding on another room off the side, I had to move my shower I had in there into the addition I built off of it. Underneath that shower was a comfy nest. Next to that nest were all sorts of things this critter had collected. I'm talking about pens, scissors, large paper clips, etc. Lots of shiny things around this nest. I guess this fellow went to his nest each evening and enjoyed his "things" he had. After seeing that, Ann felt so sorry for this critter for disturbing his home.