I Run A Small Animal Rescue: This Is What I See Every Day

Both are so fluffy, it's a tough decision!

It's a tie, they both win

CLearly the cat... love cats so I’m so I’m biased. both are very cute.

He was inside a closed tub unless being fed. cottontails are very high stress and need to be in an enclosed area at all times, so he never had any access to the outlet.

Yeah, no kidding! This little male ruby throated was trapped in a greenhouse.

Me too! I fed one once.

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Same species, different baby :)

I do pet sitting as well to help cover the rescue costs. This is Nala, luckily her owners were just on vacation. The little hamster somewhere down this list would of had that fate, though. Luckily I convinced the owner to give her to me instead of release!

Or where it would cause biological imbalance of the living fauna. Both results are tragic.

No kidding! Especially with squirrels and wildlife, it is very easy for them to get Metabolic Bone Disease.

They are such amazing creatures! This little guy stayed with me for a day before going to a more sprecialized bag rehab.

A juvenile mouse caught by a cat. Rats have larger eyes :)

He is a 8 year old blind, three legged Flemish giant rescued from a meat farm. The sweetest bunny I have ever known, loves fostering kittens and other animals!

No, that's just the light reflecting in it's eye.

Boop!

No kidding, Delilah my parakeet is just a total goof.

She stole my caremel... don’t worry, she didn’t get to eat it as that would be unhealthy for her, but it sure makes a cute picture! 😊

1) its a caramel or taffy. 2) No

This was when my two bunnies were still being introduced to each other. Winter (white) is a fully able bunny who loves jumping over everything, and Ajax (left) is blind and three legged. The uncovered cage is larger and since there is no risk of him escaping I let him enjoy some more space.

Might be all they had?

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