💥Yes I AM💥

Oh the smile I have….❤️

Sweet Memes Are Made Of This.😁

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Good morning Urban! 😄

Good morning……
Thank you so much!

How Beautiful Is That!

This is Charlie.❤️

Is Charlie a wild squirrel you have won over or did you raise him as a pet?

Charlie was a female….
She was pregnant.
This is
Hollywood in Florida.
Charlie was a
Southern Hollywood Squirrel
who inspired me to be
A Good Human.

This is my root.
Every day she would say….You can do it.

So I did….do it.

Here’s a baby squirrel, we named Sandy. I found Sandy on my deck after a tropical storm. The other littermates had died. I carried out round the clock care for 4 or 5 days until I turned Sandy over to a wildlife rehab.

Sandy was a fresh baby too.❤️
Loved taking care of
these little creatures.
When they come in
we start them with
pedialyte.
KMR is a good supplement
if you are doing home care.

This was Jack,
when his eyes first opened.😍

Aw! How utterly adorable!

We don't know what became of Sandy. I wish we had just kept her and cared for her but we were in the middle of a 700 mile move to a new state. If I am in that situation again I will either raise the squirrel until it can be released or take it to my brother.

When I worked at the
Wildlife Care Center in
Fort Lauderdale…..
there was a standard
not to imprint the babies.
This allows them to be
returned to their natural habitat.

Some day you will be blessed again.

The Eastern Grey Squirrel is a favorite.
So smart.❤️

Are you rehabing any wildlife right now?

After Hurricane Wilma and Katrina
blew through South Florida….
the nursery was filled with
orphaned babies.
I rehabbed exotic birds,
opossums and
squirrels.
A baby raccoon came in
making the nursery infected.
Two of us got really
sick and the other lady died.
I coughed blood for two months.
Sadly that ended my work
in
Wildlife Rehabilitation.

Raccoons are easily imprinted and
carry Parvo.

That is tragic that you and your coworker got sick and she died as a result. I didn't know parvo could be passed on to humans. It is unfortunate that it ended your work in wildlife rehabilitation. Thank God you recovered.