50 Baby Animals That Are So Cute, Your Brain Might Not Comprehend How It’s Possible

I found him all alone; he's still in his milking phase, can't be older than one month.

He was 6 feet at birth. His dad (on the right) is a little over 16 feet tall!

Not a pet. My son found it in the driveway. I’ve seen its mother on the hill above my house, always in the same spot. Figured it was where they lived, and I was right; there was another baby sleeping outside a hole in the ground. It ran into it when I approached, so I set its sibling down next to where it was sleeping. It ran inside.

Lamb was rejected by mum.

I feel like he’s grown and ready to pack his bags and leave the house. He’s changed so much. Someone tell him to slow down!

Their mom passed away, and I brought them to a wildlife sanctuary. I get weekly updates.

She has the cutest nose!

She knows how to tug my heartstrings to get what she wants.

My wife has her wildlife rehabilitation license in Florida, and the doctor at the veterinarian clinic she works at sees wildlife pro bono, so we often have all sorts of wildlife in our home. The patients we have eventually "graduate" to another local rehabilitator who has much more space and resources than we do, but sometimes we get to facilitate a release.

He is the absolute sweetest thing in the world.

We’re still getting javelina babies (also called “reds”) this time of year. If separated from their mothers and the herd, it can be touch-and-go for a few weeks because they’re pretty sensitive to the cold. For these adorable (but feisty!) babes, a heat source is a must for survival. Depending on their age at arrival, we offer a warm incubator, ceramic heat lamps, heating pads, or heated mats in their enclosures until they’re several months old and ready for life with a new herd. Oh, and they all get a cuddle buddy!

We found this baby squirrel out on a road nearby, it was attempting to climb a wall and kept falling, it was holding its arm up, and holding it with its other arm, and also making a high pitched squealing noise, so we decided to take it back to help it, as it seemed hurt, and it was freezing cold and raining heavily outside. It has started to learn to climb from what it seems, so I’m thinking it’s possibly between 8-10 weeks old.

I found it on my terrace; it fell from its nest. I put it back and haven’t seen it in some time, so I think the mother moved to another place.

A mama rabbit decided to have her babies in one of our garden pots!

His name is Shadow, he was an auction pull, and he is 6-8 months old. He isn't adoptable yet because he has something going on with his back end, probably why he was dumped at an auction.

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