
There seems to be a lot of discussion on this blog about squirrels. I thought it might be good to address this issue. This link (http://www.orphanedwildlifecare.com/)is full of information about caring for a squirrel (assuming you don't have a normal or abnormal fear of squirrels). It helps us address serious questions and topics, such as:
Is this squirrel truly orphaned?
Attempting to reunite with the mother
Raising a single squirrel
and how, Elongated feeding nipples should be pushed onto the end of the 3cc syringe.
So....next time you are at the park thinking about how simple it would be to raise a squirrel, think twice because it is like raising a child, or maybe two. Which brings me to my next topic: Raising a child that is lost. Ironically you can follow the aforementioned points for squirrels and apply them directly to lost children!
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Sunday, October 17, 2010
Baby Squirrel Care
Posted by Tanner at 8:03 PM
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I think you should consider opening a squirrel day care. And then you should open one.
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