I want to thank you for being not only humane & compassionate & caring, but human. It brings tears to my eyes because finding someone in your field that has Those traits is rare.
Watching your channel as a grown man rekindles the joy and excitement I had when watching Steve Irwin as a kid! Love the content, love your compassion for our fellow creatures. Please keep up the content!
@John Smith well thats cruel! im not even a animal lover but why hurt such a harmless animal. That squirel has built better protection and comfort for its kids than a lot of humans. Live and let live my friend! :-)
@@vickiegray690 understand. let me correct that. I am not a animal hater. I just wasnt privy to being around animals growing up. maybe i should have said im not a animal liker! :-)
@@emincey7108 I never took your statements to mean you disliked animals at all. You bring up a great point that not being raised with them or not makes a difference.
Same squirrel was likely using the same nesting spot for several seasons, which why there is so much nesting material. They keep adding more every season.
Thank you for being so careful and compassionate with animals, I understand that sometimes they are a problem for the owner of the house, but as humanity we have taken away their habitable spaces and they do nothing but seek to protect themselves from the cold so strong in those places! Your work is fabulous! Greetings for El Salvador!
Please STOP CUTTING DOWN TREES when you build a new home They are doing this here on my island Old live oaks 500 years old!!! Putting tacky palms that nothing lives in
You guys are so good at what you do. The care and attention you both give to these incredible creatures is beyond amazing!! The way you pulled out the nesting material and carefully grabbing it and feeling it (just in case there was a baby in it) before letting it hit the ground was awesome!! Thank you for all ur hard work and dedication!
I got bitten by a squirrel once and OMGosh it hurt! He was an orphan I'd raised, he meant no harm, but, they play rough once they get bigger. I was used to playing with baby Raccoons and he was my first Squirrel. I love them, but, I learned not to wrestle with Squirrels, I save that kind of play for my Raccoons. Blessed be to you two for all you do.
@John Smith It is. But using all caps to reply to so many happy comments just to create distress? You don't know me or the definition of sociopath apparently, so you are not worth talking to. Go be an attention seeker somewhere else. Maybe brush up on psychology.
The baby squirrel's little bottom teeth @4:28 - So cute!! Okay now that I paused and looked again, I realize it may just be gums with dents for where the teeth will soon form!
We are pretty sure we have a squirrel nest in the roof of our mudroom. The mama spent so much time, jumping from a tree to that roof when she was making the nest! Wej're having new gutters put on this summer, and that space will be closed up. But for now, she had a safe spot.
Please do wait till the babies are old enough to get around on their own. This company claims they have an alternate place to go and that is just not true on most cases. They spend hours searching for just a safe place to keep babies until they can build a new nest. Same for raccoons.
I am a logger and fought in the ring for years. But the people I found to be far tougher than me are people who are kind to animals children and the elderly. Luca
I just ran across this channel as I was looking for videos of German Shepherds giving birth, mine is about to do so any day now. This channel is so interesting that I have abandoned my other search for now, what a rewarding job you guys have. Not always easy I’m sure but wow, I’m really impressed at what you guys do.. and appreciative too. What happens if mama doesn’t come back for her babies? I ask this Q about the squirrel in particular bc my brother found a baby in our yard when we were kids and our mom nursed it until she was healthy. We put the baby in a box with shredded pieces of flannel and placed it outside for a couple of days but their was no sign of it’s mom. We named that silly squirrel Lilly who became a family pet for many years. I never thought a squirrel could be such a loving creature but she was. She had little hiding areas within our home such as crocheted socks on shelves.. etc and she loved to snuggle inside our clothing. I don’t know if squirrels are supposed to eat avocados but she loved them! LoL No matter how hard we tried to acclimate her to the outside and meet other squirrels, she simply wasn’t having it. I don’t think she even knew she was a squirrel at that point, she was content being an indoor family member so eventually we just left it be. 🥜🐿 😊
In the very first episode I saw of theirs, a mama raccoon didn't come back for her babies (they guessed she was probably dead). They took the babies to the next site where fortunately there was another mama raccoon with babies the same age, and added the orphaned babies to her litter as they were convincing her to move. They did also mention that if they couldn't find another raccoon mom they'd raise the babies. I assume it'd be similar for squirrels. But this mom is healthy and active and she will return for them if she can.
I was telling my bf about your channel two days ago and on our way home from tobermory we saw one of ur vans driving down the 410! I was like 'hey that's the channel I was talking about!' Wasn't you guys driving tho lol. Awesome channel and awsome ppl. love your work!
Those plastic flap vent covers are useless. They gave us 1) house sparrows in the bathroom vent and 2) squirrel in the close dryer. Fortunately, squirrel gave up and left after trying to tunnel through the fan impeller. Unfortunately, it gave it a good go before giving up.
• Aw, she spent so much time and effort filling it to make a nest. 😕 • I understand putting the jug there since she'd likely try to return to the nest, but that was a very awkward position for her to try to extract the babies; maybe a shelf or branch under the jug would have helped. • What happens if they get too spooked and don't come back, do you take them to a wildlife rehab place or something?
Excellent illustration of the superiority of the Robertson screw at 5:40. Try that one-handed horizontal hold with a Phillips head and you will find yourself climbing down the ladder to get it.
I love that you were able to set thing up for her to take her babies to a new home. I think one option that as humans we could make nesting boxes and place in trees around the place so that they have somewhere to call home I remember as a child when we lived in the UK boxes were made for the birds that use to make nests under the eaves to limit the damage that these birds made. Here in Australia we have these cute small possums in the roof 😹😹and we have gone over the house looking for how the mother is getting in and there are no holes lose eave boards nothing no holes in the roof at all but we do have possums in the roof we hear them every year when the babies are old enough to start running around playing you can hear them running around playing 😹😹😹😹this has been going on now for the past 5/6 years we have since learned that when the house was built the walls were put up first and then the flooring went down so each wall has the potential to be the entrance to the roof. Today the put the floors down and then build the walls this stops there from having access from the ground up😹😹😹the draw back of living in a house built back in the 50’s 😹😹😹 we could have foam pumped into the walls but that’s just too expensive and it would mean also all the walls would first have to be capped to hold the foam in the cost of doing this would be more that what the house is worth 😹😹😹 so we decided to just live with it 😹😹they are gone by winter until the following year we have had all the old fibreglass batting’s removed and a eco friendly batting’s put in now so that we know at least the environment is safe for them in the roof 😹😹😹old saying “if you can’t beat them, join them”😹😹😹this our way of keeping them safe when playing up there when they are small.😹😹
I was walking my dog today when she found a baby raccoon on the ground with its umbilical cord still attached and being eaten by flies. It was still alive so I took it home and tried to save it but to no avail. It was too young and weak. It died about 3 hours later. The mother must have abandoned it.
I actually found a baby racoon with cord still attached covered in magots and flies a few days ago. He's actually doing well so far. Drinking kitten Formula
@@DylanFrenzy saddly he did not. He did over night. Im not sure of what since i was feeding him formula and kept a heating pad under the creat and would simulate him after each feeding. I was hopeful hed make it, though i did no its a low possiblity when they are so young
It's pretty clear you guys should be posting as many vids as possible, because of the random upload times over ten years the algorithm didn't know what to do
I like watching animal rescue stuff because i don't get to see many different kinds of animals in my country, Southeast Asia, Indonesia. I used to have a gorgeous & very smart White Pomeranean named Beauty and the male was named Skippy, and got 3 amazing puppies and a female(very playful) pug named Jessy. Ohhh, and a very happy male toy puddle named Snowy. I had my moments with them until they all grew old and passed and yea, i haven't got any until now just yet. Okay then, i finish my story hahaha
People should put up alternative den sites for them, which they could go to instead of having to make dens like this one. Just like people put up bird houses for the birds to use... Couldn’t that be nice neighbourhood projects? Instead of having to call for help like this over and over? Oh well, I don’t know, just a thought... My hearts melt when seeing all these poor babies having to be evicted... Soooo cute!😍🥰🤗
@@lottatroublemaker6130 When I lived in Michigan I made and sold wooden roosting boxes for bats. Not only did it give the bats houses but encourage bats to nest in your yard can greatly reduce the flying insect population, particularly fewer mosquitoes.
@@pvanpelt1 If you have problems with mosquitoes when you are out after dark a couple of bat boxes definitely help. Each bat eats up to 500 insects each night.
Why could these people not just wait a few weeks for the babies to grow a bit. Most squirrels to not just have another safe place to take babies. I know. I spent a day reviving nearly dead hypothermic young squirrel. Even when they start venturing out they are not strong enough to jump far or climb wet fencing. We watched my fav squirrel trying to move her 6 babies into a birdhouse that was too small because she had nowhere else, after a freak late rain ice storm that destroyed her drey. A few hour later we went out to check. and 2 of the babies were on the ground not moving. Mom.boo saw us and ran over to the one and started licking him, Nothing. Then after she moved away my daughter and i noticed just a slightest movement in one tiny finger. My daughter ran back into the house to get towels to wrap the 2 in and bring them in to warm. Sadly it was too late for the little black female, but the gray boy after an hour of rubbing and warming on a wheat bag made the tiniest little peep noise. 6 hours in total and he was screaming down the house. This is also not the first time boo has had a nest destroyed. Once by a mom and baby raccoons clearly looking for a new space, destroyed one of her best built nests. She has to start all over building a new one. So no they do not always have somewhere safe to go. Please think about that before evicting mom with babies not yet able to get around on their own. Have a heart let them grow a bit, let the weather warm, so they have a chance to get out and start making a new drey. It's hard enough on them at this time.
I really dislike when people say that dumb old wives tale, "Don't touch the babies or your smell will be on them and the mother will abandon them!" NO mother abandons her babies. Just recently had a nest of Bewick's Wren momma who laid 4 eggs in it that was made on my Christmas wreath of the front door I forgot to take down from last year XD. Anyhow 3 of the 4 eggs hatched and I handled all 3 chicks for about 3 weeks until they fledged and the mother never once abandoned them. Gonna miss those lil floofs.
I’m so claustrophobic that when she put the first baby in, it was stuck on its back upside down, I started to panicking! lol but anyway, great job you two! 👍
I want to thank you for being not only humane & compassionate & caring, but human. It brings tears to my eyes because finding someone in your field that has Those traits is rare.
@STRONGEST NATTY IN THE WORLD. Like the Zyklon B Hitler should have used on your grandparents?😂
Watching your channel as a grown man rekindles the joy and excitement I had when watching Steve Irwin as a kid! Love the content, love your compassion for our fellow creatures. Please keep up the content!
@John Smith that’s not right
😳😳😳SO MANY LEAVES!!! HOW?!! THAT SQUIRREL MOM WAS AN AMAZING NEST BUILDER!!!😀👍👍🐿🌰🌰🐿
@John Smith well thats cruel! im not even a animal lover but why hurt such a harmless animal. That squirel has built better protection and comfort for its kids than a lot of humans. Live and let live my friend! :-)
@@emincey7108 I totally agree with everything you just said except I am ann
@@vickiegray690 understand. let me correct that. I am not a animal hater. I just wasnt privy to being around animals growing up. maybe i should have said im not a animal liker! :-)
@@emincey7108 I never took your statements to mean you disliked animals at all. You bring up a great point that not being raised with them or not makes a difference.
Same squirrel was likely using the same nesting spot for several seasons, which why there is so much nesting material. They keep adding more every season.
Thank you for being so careful and compassionate with animals, I understand that sometimes they are a problem for the owner of the house, but as humanity we have taken away their habitable spaces and they do nothing but seek to protect themselves from the cold so strong in those places! Your work is fabulous! Greetings for El Salvador!
Careful and compassionate clawing at her and her baby's with a pole and hook!! Are you on fucking drugs!!!
@@alpineskies2111 They are being as careful as they can. It's not easy doing this type of job.
Please STOP CUTTING DOWN TREES when you build a new home
They are doing this here on my island
Old live oaks
500 years old!!!
Putting tacky palms that nothing lives in
@Johnny Sins wtf is wrong with you
Hello from England, UK. Nice work people, it's obvious you care about the wildlife you evict.
That was scarier than watching a horror flick. It jumped out so fast! I didn't expect that! Wow, I am glad he's okay being on the ladder and all!
So very sweet!
👏😎 Great Rescue, you all are great people
I really appreciate and love your kindness and respect for all the animals. 🕊
I am so glad she came back for her babies. I just hope she found a home that she doesn't have to move from again.
@John Smith I couldn't kill them even if I wanted to.
@John Smith wtf is wrong with you. you commented on like ten comments about how much you like to poison squirrels. seek help???
I find Gates wildlife rescue very satisfying to watch! I am from TORONTO as well Thank you for your Amazing Service for the wildlife.
I dropped my phone when the squirrel shot out like a canon 😂
Momma worked soo hard! Thank you taking care not to hurt her and babies. We have taken so much of their habitat. Sad. ❤🙌
You guys are so good at what you do. The care and attention you both give to these incredible creatures is beyond amazing!! The way you pulled out the nesting material and carefully grabbing it and feeling it (just in case there was a baby in it) before letting it hit the ground was awesome!! Thank you for all ur hard work and dedication!
THANKS FOR YOUR JOBS
Hi all, what a brilliant site I have stumbled across.....
Cheers all..🤜🇭🇲🇺🇲🤛🦘🦘🦘
Y'all have the GREATEST job in the world!!!!!!! #happybabies
Great job!!! You both are awesome
Squirrel cannon!! Duck!! Lol
I watched it again and it made me jump!
Man when she came flying out I jumped !
Great work
I got bitten by a squirrel once and OMGosh it hurt! He was an orphan I'd raised, he meant no harm, but, they play rough once they get bigger. I was used to playing with baby Raccoons and he was my first Squirrel. I love them, but, I learned not to wrestle with Squirrels, I save that kind of play for my Raccoons. Blessed be to you two for all you do.
I used to have pet rats and one time my rat was stressed out from a vet visit and bit me. Rodents have very sharp, powerful teeth.
Adorable!! I love squirrels.
WOW that is amazing 3 squirrels. Thanks for sharing.
Love this channel...So uplifting during these times. Thanks😊.
Scared the life out of me when the momma jumped out lol.
Love watching them in action after you all leave. So cool
That jump scare though 🤣
@John Smith What .. the hell is your problem ...
@John Smith It is. But using all caps to reply to so many happy comments just to create distress? You don't know me or the definition of sociopath apparently, so you are not worth talking to. Go be an attention seeker somewhere else. Maybe brush up on psychology.
@STRONGEST NATTY IN THE WORLD. Too bad the NSDAP missed your grandparents in the big roundup of 1941-1945!😂
Especially the way you handle animals you guys are awesome
When the mother squirrel came out, I dodged to the side of my computer screen.
Me too 😂
Same
Me to
holly i jumped of my chair lol
The baby squirrel's little bottom teeth @4:28 - So cute!!
Okay now that I paused and looked again, I realize it may just be gums with dents for where the teeth will soon form!
Amazing footage. I’m glad y’all do this
Thank you for the upload!!!
We are pretty sure we have a squirrel nest in the roof of our mudroom. The mama spent so much time, jumping from a tree to that roof when she was making the nest! Wej're having new gutters put on this summer, and that space will be closed up. But for now, she had a safe spot.
Please do wait till the babies are old enough to get around on their own. This company claims they have an alternate place to go and that is just not true on most cases. They spend hours searching for just a safe place to keep babies until they can build a new nest. Same for raccoons.
@@shecat1964 awww. That breaks my heart. I can't imagine the stress they go through. I AM glad these ppl seem compassionate!
@John Smith yea....time to report the future mass shooter.
@John Smith IP address....check. got it. Thanks
@John Smith yes. I did. That told me what I needed to know to report you. Duh.
It’s a tough job being a mum.
I learn a lot by watching your channel 🤓 I love squirrels 💓
They sound like birds! Wow!
Great ladder skills 👏👏👏
That squirrel leap😳😳😳!
I am a logger and fought in the ring for years. But the people I found to be far tougher than me are people who are kind to animals children and the elderly. Luca
Heroes 🥺
Great job!
Parabens pelo serviço lindo que vcs fazem . Abraços .
I support this caring business so I will subscribe. Hopefully that is something
I just ran across this channel as I was looking for videos of German Shepherds giving birth, mine is about to do so any day now. This channel is so interesting that I have abandoned my other search for now, what a rewarding job you guys have. Not always easy I’m sure but wow, I’m really impressed at what you guys do.. and appreciative too. What happens if mama doesn’t come back for her babies? I ask this Q about the squirrel in particular bc my brother found a baby in our yard when we were kids and our mom nursed it until she was healthy. We put the baby in a box with shredded pieces of flannel and placed it outside for a couple of days but their was no sign of it’s mom. We named that silly squirrel Lilly who became a family pet for many years. I never thought a squirrel could be such a loving creature but she was. She had little hiding areas within our home such as crocheted socks on shelves.. etc and she loved to snuggle inside our clothing. I don’t know if squirrels are supposed to eat avocados but she loved them! LoL No matter how hard we tried to acclimate her to the outside and meet other squirrels, she simply wasn’t having it. I don’t think she even knew she was a squirrel at that point, she was content being an indoor family member so eventually we just left it be. 🥜🐿 😊
In the very first episode I saw of theirs, a mama raccoon didn't come back for her babies (they guessed she was probably dead). They took the babies to the next site where fortunately there was another mama raccoon with babies the same age, and added the orphaned babies to her litter as they were convincing her to move. They did also mention that if they couldn't find another raccoon mom they'd raise the babies. I assume it'd be similar for squirrels. But this mom is healthy and active and she will return for them if she can.
Good job 👍
Aaaawww .. sooooo adorable 💜💕🦋🌈🌟
I was telling my bf about your channel two days ago and on our way home from tobermory we saw one of ur vans driving down the 410! I was like 'hey that's the channel I was talking about!' Wasn't you guys driving tho lol. Awesome channel and awsome ppl. love your work!
another great video from an awesome group of people :)
Those plastic flap vent covers are useless. They gave us 1) house sparrows in the bathroom vent and 2) squirrel in the close dryer. Fortunately, squirrel gave up and left after trying to tunnel through the fan impeller. Unfortunately, it gave it a good go before giving up.
You meant «2) Squirrel in the *clothes dryer vent* «, didn’t you? Never heard of a «close dryer»... 😊🤗
@@lottatroublemaker6130 nope. All the way down the vent into the appliance and chewed on the fan
• Aw, she spent so much time and effort filling it to make a nest. 😕
• I understand putting the jug there since she'd likely try to return to the nest, but that was a very awkward position for her to try to extract the babies; maybe a shelf or branch under the jug would have helped.
• What happens if they get too spooked and don't come back, do you take them to a wildlife rehab place or something?
Excellent illustration of the superiority of the Robertson screw at 5:40. Try that one-handed horizontal hold with a Phillips head and you will find yourself climbing down the ladder to get it.
Luckily the mom is skilled at holding a big baby squirrel and holding on with her feet.
nice rescue! !
Nice job
Another successful relocation.
I love that you were able to set thing up for her to take her babies to a new home.
I think one option that as humans we could make nesting boxes and place in trees around the place so that they have somewhere to call home I remember as a child when we lived in the UK boxes were made for the birds that use to make nests under the eaves to limit the damage that these birds made.
Here in Australia we have these cute small possums in the roof 😹😹and we have gone over the house looking for how the mother is getting in and there are no holes lose eave boards nothing no holes in the roof at all but we do have possums in the roof we hear them every year when the babies are old enough to start running around playing you can hear them running around playing 😹😹😹😹this has been going on now for the past 5/6 years we have since learned that when the house was built the walls were put up first and then the flooring went down so each wall has the potential to be the entrance to the roof. Today the put the floors down and then build the walls this stops there from having access from the ground up😹😹😹the draw back of living in a house built back in the 50’s 😹😹😹 we could have foam pumped into the walls but that’s just too expensive and it would mean also all the walls would first have to be capped to hold the foam in the cost of doing this would be more that what the house is worth 😹😹😹 so we decided to just live with it 😹😹they are gone by winter until the following year we have had all the old fibreglass batting’s removed and a eco friendly batting’s put in now so that we know at least the environment is safe for them in the roof 😹😹😹old saying “if you can’t beat them, join them”😹😹😹this our way of keeping them safe when playing up there when they are small.😹😹
I agree with building boxes. They do have easy directions online for them.
I was walking my dog today when she found a baby raccoon on the ground with its umbilical cord still attached and being eaten by flies. It was still alive so I took it home and tried to save it but to no avail. It was too young and weak. It died about 3 hours later. The mother must have abandoned it.
I actually found a baby racoon with cord still attached covered in magots and flies a few days ago. He's actually doing well so far. Drinking kitten Formula
@@kampfgeist7703 Did it survive?
@@DylanFrenzy saddly he did not. He did over night. Im not sure of what since i was feeding him formula and kept a heating pad under the creat and would simulate him after each feeding. I was hopeful hed make it, though i did no its a low possiblity when they are so young
@@kampfgeist7703 Thats sad I hope he died peacefully :(
It's pretty clear you guys should be posting as many vids as possible, because of the random upload times over ten years the algorithm didn't know what to do
I had an air vent like that going to my bathroom and kitchen ceiling. Birds got in and laid eggs.
Another great video
That reminded me of Shawshank!!!
Spilled my beer and nearly pissed myself.
2:40 made me jump 😆
I like watching animal rescue stuff because i don't get to see many different kinds of animals in my country, Southeast Asia, Indonesia.
I used to have a gorgeous & very smart White Pomeranean named Beauty and the male was named Skippy, and got 3 amazing puppies and a female(very playful) pug named Jessy. Ohhh, and a very happy male toy puddle named Snowy. I had my moments with them until they all grew old and passed and yea, i haven't got any until now just yet.
Okay then, i finish my story hahaha
Alternative den site = our next customer.
People should put up alternative den sites for them, which they could go to instead of having to make dens like this one. Just like people put up bird houses for the birds to use... Couldn’t that be nice neighbourhood projects? Instead of having to call for help like this over and over? Oh well, I don’t know, just a thought... My hearts melt when seeing all these poor babies having to be evicted... Soooo cute!😍🥰🤗
@@lottatroublemaker6130 When I lived in Michigan I made and sold wooden roosting boxes for bats. Not only did it give the bats houses but encourage bats to nest in your yard can greatly reduce the flying insect population, particularly fewer mosquitoes.
@@PurpleRhymesWithOrange we have a chain of local shops that sell bat boxes along with bird supplies. I’ve thought of putting one up.
@@pvanpelt1 If you have problems with mosquitoes when you are out after dark a couple of bat boxes definitely help. Each bat eats up to 500 insects each night.
@@PurpleRhymesWithOrange I have several bats in my yard, love having them around.
6:11 there is a black squirrel on the top-left and she's like "I need to hide my family!!". Jokes aside, great job as always guys! Keep doing, cheers!
Healthy bunch
That squirrels nest looks better than my friends new home....
"we're just gonna place them in here gently..." PLUNK! LOL
💕
I jumped back lol
Your so gorgeous 😍
2:42 LOOKOUT !!!!!!!!!1
Does anybody else notice how gorgeous this woman is?? Lol, hard-working, pretty af and compassionate 😍😍😍
No 30 day eviction notice.?😀
min 6.12 you can see the mama on the left side haaha
Mum was growling for a reason!
Me pulling my ear wax canal. I can finally hear better. 😄
No dislikes, what a god B)
6:11 Is that the mom in the background as they pull out the ladder?
Poor things just looking for some shelter.
He Run Away 2:47
Mom Grabs To 3 Babies 7:03
Nice view from the bottom of the stairs! That's why I'm a loyal subscriber! 💓
Squirrels growl?
Squirrell i paid the Rent 🥜
They would have left the nest it s few weeks now their chance for survival is very low. Nature is sometimes inconvenient.
Why could these people not just wait a few weeks for the babies to grow a bit. Most squirrels to not just have another safe place to take babies. I know. I spent a day reviving nearly dead hypothermic young squirrel. Even when they start venturing out they are not strong enough to jump far or climb wet fencing. We watched my fav squirrel trying to move her 6 babies into a birdhouse that was too small because she had nowhere else, after a freak late rain ice storm that destroyed her drey. A few hour later we went out to check. and 2 of the babies were on the ground not moving. Mom.boo saw us and ran over to the one and started licking him, Nothing. Then after she moved away my daughter and i noticed just a slightest movement in one tiny finger. My daughter ran back into the house to get towels to wrap the 2 in and bring them in to warm. Sadly it was too late for the little black female, but the gray boy after an hour of rubbing and warming on a wheat bag made the tiniest little peep noise. 6 hours in total and he was screaming down the house. This is also not the first time boo has had a nest destroyed. Once by a mom and baby raccoons clearly looking for a new space, destroyed one of her best built nests. She has to start all over building a new one. So no they do not always have somewhere safe to go. Please think about that before evicting mom with babies not yet able to get around on their own. Have a heart let them grow a bit, let the weather warm, so they have a chance to get out and start making a new drey. It's hard enough on them at this time.
Cat G, You can buy or build a squirrel nesting box for her since she likes your yard.
I really dislike when people say that dumb old wives tale, "Don't touch the babies or your smell will be on them and the mother will abandon them!" NO mother abandons her babies. Just recently had a nest of Bewick's Wren momma who laid 4 eggs in it that was made on my Christmas wreath of the front door I forgot to take down from last year XD. Anyhow 3 of the 4 eggs hatched and I handled all 3 chicks for about 3 weeks until they fledged and the mother never once abandoned them. Gonna miss those lil floofs.
Neat!
OMG. Why not leave them on the ground? I was so scared the mother would drop them and break their necks!
Hungry cats and other animals on the ground
Covered a broken vent louvre that needs replacement. Now it is wide open for mice.
I’m so claustrophobic that when she put the first baby in, it was stuck on its back upside down, I started to panicking! lol but anyway, great job you two! 👍
LOKAH SAMASTAH SUKHINO BHAVANTU 💚👽🛸🐶🐄🐷🐔🦜🦚🐳🐠🍄🍀🤗
Squirrel flies out of vent hole: "Oh, geez."
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Leave it alone. They would have went away
SO WHERE DOES SHE GO TO HAVE HE BABIES THEN IF NOT SAFE AND WARM INSIDE THE VENT??????
Don't know but somehow squirrels have been having babies for millions of years, they have incredibly well developed instincts.
Where else animals supposed to live ? Humans have taken over most of the forests
IMPOSTER VENTED😭😭😳😳
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