The Pipsqueakery

The Pipsqueakery The Pipsqueakery is a 501c3 animal rescue and sanctuary located in Bloomington, Indiana. EIN: 81-1655640

We care for a wide variety of animals, including native wildlife, exotic pets, rodents, farm animals and rabbits with a special focus on medically complex cases. The Pipsqueakery is a 501(c)3 nonprofit small animal rescue and sanctuary. We provide care for medically and behaviorally needy rodents and rabbits, educate the public on their care, and find forever homes and rescue placement for healthy

adoptable animals. The Pipsqueakery focuses on the care of animals with medical conditions including paralysis, heart disease, diabetes, cancer, amputations, and dental disease. Our goal is to advance veterinary care and develop individual plans that prioritize accommodating the special needs of each animal to allow them to live a fulfilling life as independently as possible.

01/30/2025

Feel free to make your own guesses about what Amy was sucking up in the background of this video. I don't remember at all.

Agnes is mostly having a chill day today. We're having a ridiculously muddy day. Huge thanks for the boots donations! 👢👢

How to support what we do:

❤️ Venmo: (please make sure you confirm it is our account, last 4 digits of the phone number are 2235)

❤️ Credit card on our Website: thepipsqueakery.org

❤️ Zelle: 574-993-2235

❤️ Cashapp: $ThePipsqueakery

❤️ Paypal: [email protected]

❤️ Patreon: patreon.com/thepipsqueakery

❤️ Amazon Wishlist (if you have trouble with addresses or you want to send something not on the wishlist you can just send to 8491 S Rockport rd Bloomington, IN 47403) : http://a.co/fEKocKc

❤️ Chewy Wishlist: https://www.chewy.com/g/the-pipsqueakery-inc_b69832307

❤️ Mail a check: 8491 S Rockport Rd Bloomington, IN 47403

We get to be there for a lot of baby animals’ firsts. Their first time independently eating, their first time walking ab...
01/29/2025

We get to be there for a lot of baby animals’ firsts. Their first time independently eating, their first time walking about, their first time outdoors… Being there for an adult animals firsts is a weird feeling. This shouldn’t be Bunces first time on solid ground, or his first time sniffing a log. Judging by all of the foxes reactions to vegetables and fruits, it was likely their first time eating fresh food and getting a proper omnivores diet.

Bunce refuses to use his dog house. He’ll hide behind it for some shelter from the wind, but he refuses to go inside of it. His fluffy coat will keep him warm and I’ve been put up some pieces of plywood on the walls to block the wind at night, but I can’t help but wonder if his reluctance ties into the tiny and cramped life he lived before this.

All four foxes are also quiet. Foxes are normally yipping and vocal, eager to express themselves, but none of these four have given us a single yip or whine.

While watching Bunce and the other foxes experience so many firsts is a rewarding and joyful experience, it is tinged with some sadness knowing that these are experiences stolen from him and so many other foxes.

We offered emergency temporary placement for them to get out of that horrific situation and we’ll find out more about their next steps as the week progresses.

If you’d like to watch The Humane Society of the United States video on their rescue, check out the link here: https://youtu.be/sWFCDb49V0A

To read an article on the conditions they lived through: https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2025/jan/28/animals-rescued-ohio-fur-farm

To support our work:

❤️ Venmo: (please make sure you confirm it is our account, last 4 digits of the phone number are 2235)

❤️ Credit card on our Website: thepipsqueakery.org

❤️ Zelle: 574-993-2235

❤️ Cashapp: $ThePipsqueakery

❤️ Paypal: [email protected]

❤️ Patreon: patreon.com/thepipsqueakery

❤️ Amazon Wishlist (if you have trouble with addresses or you want to send something not on the wishlist you can just send to 8491 S Rockport rd Bloomington, IN 47403) : http://a.co/fEKocKc

❤️ Chewy Wishlist: https://www.chewy.com/g/the-pipsqueakery-inc_b69832307

❤️ Mail a check: 8491 S Rockport Rd Bloomington, IN 47403

THE INTERNET IS BROKEN!Our page seems to be having a glitch and showing you posts from 2022!Have no fear, our t...
01/29/2025

THE INTERNET IS BROKEN!

Our page seems to be having a glitch and showing you posts from 2022!

Have no fear, our tech support team is on it!

Please do enjoy those old posts though, we've enjoyed the throw back! (Baby maras!)

Our flock of rescued pigeons says hello!There are over 1,000 breeds of pigeons and we have a pretty wide variety! Some w...
01/29/2025

Our flock of rescued pigeons says hello!

There are over 1,000 breeds of pigeons and we have a pretty wide variety! Some were surrendered after being found lost and injured, some were previous pets surrendered due to their owners moving, and some were surrendered due to their owners developing pigeon fanciers disease. We have a wide range of personalities and breeds! We have some archangels, traditional racing pigeons, some with tumbler parents, and more.

The differentiation between doves and pigeons gets a bit dicey! Both are members of the bird family Columbidae. Colloquially, larger members of the family tend to be called pigeons, and smaller doves, but there can be a lot of overlap. It can get a bit confusing at times! For example, rock pigeons are also commonly called rock doves, but we wouldn’t call a mourning dove a mourning pigeon.

Regardless, we’re happy to provide a home to these overlooked guys and gals. The story of domestic pigeons is a surprisingly tragic one and we have a soft spot for them in our hearts. But that’s a longer post for another time 🙂

If you’d like to support our rescued flock, check out the below!

❤️ Venmo: (please make sure you confirm it is our account, last 4 digits of the phone number are 2235)

❤️ Credit card on our Website: thepipsqueakery.org

❤️ Zelle: 574-993-2235

❤️ Cashapp: $ThePipsqueakery

❤️ Paypal: [email protected]

❤️ Patreon: patreon.com/thepipsqueakery

❤️ Amazon Wishlist (if you have trouble with addresses or you want to send something not on the wishlist you can just send to 8491 S Rockport rd Bloomington, IN 47403) : http://a.co/fEKocKc

❤️ Chewy Wishlist: https://www.chewy.com/g/the-pipsqueakery-inc_b69832307

❤️ Mail a check: 8491 S Rockport Rd Bloomington, IN 47403

Skinny Pig Appreciation Post!And a friendly PSA: While Skinny Pigs can be a joy to have around, they require a lot more ...
01/29/2025

Skinny Pig Appreciation Post!

And a friendly PSA: While Skinny Pigs can be a joy to have around, they require a lot more care, attention, and knowledge than their other friends. They are not for the faint of heart! (Just take it from Marshall here)

Ways to contribute to The Pipsqueakery

❤️ Venmo: (please make sure you confirm it is our account, last 4 digits of the phone number are 2235)

❤️ Credit card on our Website: thepipsqueakery.org

❤️ Zelle: 574-993-2235

❤️ Cashapp: $ThePipsqueakery

❤️ Paypal: [email protected]

❤️ Patreon: patreon.com/thepipsqueakery

❤️ Amazon Wishlist (if you have trouble with addresses or you want to send something not on the wishlist you can just send to 8491 S Rockport rd Bloomington, IN 47403) : http://a.co/fEKocKc

❤️ Chewy Wishlist: https://www.chewy.com/g/the-pipsqueakery-inc_b69832307

❤️ Mail a check: 8491 S Rockport Rd Bloomington, IN 47403

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If you give a dormouse an egg...He will tear out the whites to get to the yolk!This was Sabo and Rayleigh's first time t...
01/29/2025

If you give a dormouse an egg...

He will tear out the whites to get to the yolk!

This was Sabo and Rayleigh's first time trying a hard boiled egg. They were so interested that even Rayleigh came out while the big light was on to investigate. I almost never see Rayleigh, even in the dark. He's quite the introverted little critter.

I have a video of Rayleigh tearing off and spitting out the egg whites. Let me know if you would like to see that and I can post it later this week for you.

If you would like to help out the rescue there are many ways to do so:

❤️ Venmo: (please make sure you confirm it is our account, last 4 digits of the phone number are 2235)

❤️ Credit card on our Website: thepipsqueakery.org

❤️ Zelle: 574-993-2235

❤️ Paypal: [email protected]

❤️ Patreon: patreon.com/thepipsqueakery

❤️ Amazon Wishlist (if you have trouble with addresses or you want to send something not on the wishlist you can just send to 8491 S Rockport rd Bloomington, IN 47403) : http://a.co/fEKocKc

❤️ Chewy Wishlist: https://www.chewy.com/g/the-pipsqueakery-inc_b69832307

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It’s been a wild (hah!) ride, but we’ve really appreciated everyone who has been along for Agnes’ journey!She’s not quit...
01/29/2025

It’s been a wild (hah!) ride, but we’ve really appreciated everyone who has been along for Agnes’ journey!

She’s not quite back to 100% yet but her improvement is night and day. Her coat’s coming in smoother, her nails are coming in healthier, she’s more active, and all of her wounds have healed well. Agnes is non-releasable due to how severely her ankle was broken, but it’s healed as best as it will and doesn’t cause her ongoing pain.

Scroll through to see some pictures of Agnes throughout her journey, including the pictures we were originally sent of her!

If you’d like to support Agnes (and all of the spoiling she gets), check out the below!

❤️ Venmo: (please make sure you confirm it is our account, last 4 digits of the phone number are 2235)

❤️ Credit card on our Website: thepipsqueakery.org

❤️ Zelle: 574-993-2235

❤️ Cashapp: $ThePipsqueakery

❤️ Paypal: [email protected]

❤️ Patreon: patreon.com/thepipsqueakery

❤️ Amazon Wishlist (if you have trouble with addresses or you want to send something not on the wishlist you can just send to 8491 S Rockport rd Bloomington, IN 47403) : http://a.co/fEKocKc

❤️ Chewy Wishlist: https://www.chewy.com/g/the-pipsqueakery-inc_b69832307

❤️ Mail a check: 8491 S Rockport Rd Bloomington, IN 47403

Hey! Who’s that? It’s Bean enjoying the outdoors!Bean is one of the four foxes currently enjoying a stay at Hotel Pipsqu...
01/28/2025

Hey! Who’s that? It’s Bean enjoying the outdoors!

Bean is one of the four foxes currently enjoying a stay at Hotel Pipsqueak. All four were rescued from a horrific case, details can be found here: https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2025/jan/28/animals-rescued-ohio-fur-farm or on one of our previous posts.

Bean is absolutely enthralled by the mulch in her temporary home. Bean enjoys pawing and nosing through this new strange material and she sometimes picks out a particularly interesting piece to munch. Considering this is her first time on solid ground, there’s a lot to take in! Unlike Bunce, Bean took immediately to her house filled with straw. She’s enjoyed darting in and out of it as well.

If you’d like to support these strange Pipsqueaks, check out the below!

❤️ Venmo: (please make sure you confirm it is our account, last 4 digits of the phone number are 2235)

❤️ Credit card on our Website: thepipsqueakery.org

❤️ Zelle: 574-993-2235

❤️ Cashapp: $ThePipsqueakery

❤️ Paypal: [email protected]

❤️ Patreon: patreon.com/thepipsqueakery

❤️ Amazon Wishlist (if you have trouble with addresses or you want to send something not on the wishlist you can just send to 8491 S Rockport rd Bloomington, IN 47403) : http://a.co/fEKocKc

❤️ Chewy Wishlist: https://www.chewy.com/g/the-pipsqueakery-inc_b69832307

❤️ Mail a check: 8491 S Rockport Rd Bloomington, IN 47403

01/28/2025

The baby must wrestle! Towels are sort of her favorite. Good mouth feels, I guess. Plus when she gets tired she can just do a little spin and turn into a burrito.

This is more of Rory's little inside adventure from yesterday. She's been consistently living with Addie in an outdoor pen, but she forced her way past a volunteer to come inside for a health assessment (and some spoiling and playtime). She'll be a year old in a month or two, and that will still leave her one year away from beaver "adulthood" where their instincts tell them to maybe leave their family and strike out on their own. Here's hoping her instincts work right, and her health develops correctly!

She was found orphaned and had a severe failure-to-thrive start to life with pneumonia and starvation. How to support what we do:

❤️ Venmo: (please make sure you confirm it is our account, last 4 digits of the phone number are 2235)

❤️ Credit card on our Website: thepipsqueakery.org

❤️ Zelle: 574-993-2235

❤️ Cashapp: $ThePipsqueakery

❤️ Paypal: [email protected]

❤️ Patreon: patreon.com/thepipsqueakery

❤️ Amazon Wishlist (if you have trouble with addresses or you want to send something not on the wishlist you can just send to 8491 S Rockport rd Bloomington, IN 47403) : http://a.co/fEKocKc

❤️ Chewy Wishlist: https://www.chewy.com/g/the-pipsqueakery-inc_b69832307

❤️ Mail a check: 8491 S Rockport Rd Bloomington, IN 47403

Hi everyone, Rimsky here!My human found this old baby picture and thought you might enjoy it. I want everyone to know th...
01/28/2025

Hi everyone, Rimsky here!

My human found this old baby picture and thought you might enjoy it. I want everyone to know that even though I'm almost 8 years old, I am still and will forever be Baby Rimsky.

If you have a moment today, don't forget to stop by The Pipsqueakery and Bun Bun Brigade to interact with their posts. Interactions on both pages gain funds for The Pipsqueakery, hooray!

Bye for now!

Between breeding seasons starting and the warmer temperatures encouraging foraging, wildlife is out and about. More acti...
01/28/2025

Between breeding seasons starting and the warmer temperatures encouraging foraging, wildlife is out and about. More activity means more roadside collisions. Do you know what to do if you hit (or see someone hit) an animal?

1. Stay calm and don’t add to the animals needing to be rescued! Turn on your hazards and safely pull over. You aren’t able to pull over until you’re a significant distance from the animal, then you may need to drive back a bit.

2. Stay safe. If it’s dark, turn your headlights on, keep your hazards on, and be aware of what you’re wearing and how visible you are. Check both ways for cars before checking on the animal.

3. If the animal has passed away, then please move them out of the road. Easy meals lure in hawks (seen the hawks sitting by the side of the highway?), foxes, and similar animals who then get hit themselves. If the animal is still alive, safely contain them. We recommend everyone keeps an emergency wildlife kit in their car (supplies in comments, they’re household items) so they can safely secure the animal.

4. Reach out to your local wildlife rehabilitators. If you’re located in south/central Indiana, we’re a resource located in Bloomington! Otherwise, please use this website to find your closest wildlife rehabilitators: https://ahnow.org/mobile/

If you learned something and would like to support the animals in care, check out the below!

❤️ Venmo: (please make sure you confirm it is our account, last 4 digits of the phone number are 2235)

❤️ Credit card on our Website: thepipsqueakery.org

❤️ Zelle: 574-993-2235

❤️ Cashapp: $ThePipsqueakery

❤️ Paypal: [email protected]

❤️ Patreon: patreon.com/thepipsqueakery

❤️ Amazon Wishlist (if you have trouble with addresses or you want to send something not on the wishlist you can just send to 8491 S Rockport rd Bloomington, IN 47403) : http://a.co/fEKocKc

❤️ Chewy Wishlist: https://www.chewy.com/g/the-pipsqueakery-inc_b69832307

❤️ Mail a check: 8491 S Rockport Rd Bloomington, IN 47403

01/28/2025

I shampooed Agnes today with ketoconazole shampoo because her flakes skin is so bad. She did not approve of my work though and pinched me so hard Amy thought she was biting me. Nope, just pinched me with her little fingers. Then Agnes and I worked on her grooming together and I took a video to show everyone why I committed the grievous offense of washing my beaver.

She's actually very sweet 95% of the time but the 5% where she is sassy and pinches or slaps me is just so funny I can't help but post about it.

How to support what we do:

❤️ Venmo: (please make sure you confirm it is our account, last 4 digits of the phone number are 2235)

❤️ Credit card on our Website: thepipsqueakery.org

❤️ Zelle: 574-993-2235

❤️ Cashapp: $ThePipsqueakery

❤️ Paypal: [email protected]

❤️ Patreon: patreon.com/thepipsqueakery

❤️ Amazon Wishlist (if you have trouble with addresses or you want to send something not on the wishlist you can just send to 8491 S Rockport rd Bloomington, IN 47403) : http://a.co/fEKocKc

❤️ Chewy Wishlist: https://www.chewy.com/g/the-pipsqueakery-inc_b69832307

❤️ Mail a check: 8491 S Rockport Rd Bloomington, IN 47403

01/27/2025

The foxes were in cages without doors because they werent supposed to ever leave alive. We’re so glad to have the opportunity to help give four foxes a second chance! Thank you WEST Wildlife Rehab for sharing this video of the conditions Ash, Bean, Bunce, and Bramble were rescued from. Another huge thank you to The Humane Society of the United States for cutting the cages open and rescuing so many animals!

Bunce is working on a good sploot 🦊✨He’s enjoying the sunshine and curiously watching the outside world. Relaxed, he fin...
01/27/2025

Bunce is working on a good sploot 🦊✨

He’s enjoying the sunshine and curiously watching the outside world. Relaxed, he finds a good puddle of sunshine and takes a nap. Bunce has been really curious about the bluejays that’ve been hanging out in the trees near his space and the goats bleating in the background.

Bunce is a type of silver fox, also sometimes called Belyayev foxes. He does still have some wild coloration in his ears and coat, silver foxes are typically entirely monochrome (like the other three rescued foxes). I say type of silver fox because there can be both wild (Vulpes vulpes fulva, for the American red foxes) and “domestic” (Vulpes vulpes forma amicus). Wild silver foxes are rare melanistic versions of wild red foxes and have historically been extremely valued for their fur. Captive fur farm breeding efforts began because of those valued furs. Some foxes that were bred in farms here in America were used in Russian experiments on domestication and genetic basis for temperament. These infamous studies are what gave this species the nickname of Belyayev foxes after one of the researchers. Silver foxes are common in farms because of their highly valued coat colors and because silver foxes tend to be less aggressive then their wild counterparts (relating back to that study). Just like how beagles are one of the most common types of dogs to be experimental subjects in labs due to their docile and trusting demeanor, the more relaxed personalities of silver foxes makes them easier for farmers to work with. However, a silver fox is still not a good animal to keep in captivity, and foxes do not make good pets.

The farm Bunce was recently rescued from bred animals for fur, urine, and to sell as pets. There are no federal regulations on the treatment of animals bred for fur, which is a thriving practice in the United States. Between the allowance of the practice and the complete lack of any checks or controls, in this farm alone thousands of animals over the years lived their entire lives and died in horrific conditions. Bunce and the three gals are lucky to be some of the few survivors who get another chapter to their lives.

Wanna support what we do? Check out the below!

❤️ Venmo: (please make sure you confirm it is our account, last 4 digits of the phone number are 2235)

❤️ Credit card on our Website: thepipsqueakery.org

❤️ Zelle: 574-993-2235

❤️ Cashapp: $ThePipsqueakery

❤️ Paypal: [email protected]

❤️ Patreon: patreon.com/thepipsqueakery

❤️ Amazon Wishlist (if you have trouble with addresses or you want to send something not on the wishlist you can just send to 8491 S Rockport rd Bloomington, IN 47403) : http://a.co/fEKocKc

❤️ Chewy Wishlist: https://www.chewy.com/g/the-pipsqueakery-inc_b69832307

❤️ Mail a check: 8491 S Rockport Rd Bloomington, IN 47403

01/26/2025

This is Bunces’ first time feeling sunshine, wind, and his first time having dirt under his feet. He’s surprisingly calm and curious. Bunce is leisurely taking his time, sniffing his house, stump, and bricks, before finding a nice spot in the sunshine and laying down. A sudden noise puts him back on alert but he doesn’t respond with fear, instead caution and curiosity.

We’re moving everyone outside one-by-one, ordered by their temperament and physical health. Bunce is in okay shape and is the most fear defensive out of the four; a bigger space will make it easier for us to temporarily care for him. We’ll have an update on his next steps this upcoming week, after talking with the Humane Society of the United States. In the meantime, we’re starting to see their personalities shining through!

If you’d like to send Bunce a gift or help us afford the hardwire cloth and other materials used for this rescue, please check out the below!

❤️ Venmo: (please make sure you confirm it is our account, last 4 digits of the phone number are 2235)

❤️ Credit card on our Website: thepipsqueakery.org

❤️ Zelle: 574-993-2235

❤️ Cashapp: $ThePipsqueakery

❤️ Paypal: [email protected]

❤️ Patreon: patreon.com/thepipsqueakery

❤️ Amazon Wishlist (if you have trouble with addresses or you want to send something not on the wishlist you can just send to 8491 S Rockport rd Bloomington, IN 47403) : http://a.co/fEKocKc

❤️ Chewy Wishlist: https://www.chewy.com/g/the-pipsqueakery-inc_b69832307

❤️ Mail a check: 8491 S Rockport Rd Bloomington, IN 47403

01/26/2025

Mama LintTrap and the babies got the next size up enclosure. A whelping pen that was donated from our wishlist ❤️. Now they'll begin learning how to use litter boxes (which they are terrible at so far). And they get more space for their tiny little zooms. This video is their first time discovering the joys of crinkly paper balls.

Next I want to build a sort of lifted bed/pad for the big bunny group out of steel conduit tube. I put the components on our Amazon wishlist if anyone's inclined to fund the new design directly. Otherwise I'll just buy the pieces in a day or two. I'll see about making a how-to video or album if it turns out nice, and fits my dream well.

How to support what we do:

❤️ Venmo: (please make sure you confirm it is our account, last 4 digits of the phone number are 2235)

❤️ Credit card on our Website: thepipsqueakery.org

❤️ Zelle: 574-993-2235

❤️ Cashapp: $ThePipsqueakery

❤️ Paypal: [email protected]

❤️ Patreon: patreon.com/thepipsqueakery

❤️ Amazon Wishlist (if you have trouble with addresses or you want to send something not on the wishlist you can just send to 8491 S Rockport rd Bloomington, IN 47403) : http://a.co/fEKocKc

❤️ Chewy Wishlist: https://www.chewy.com/g/the-pipsqueakery-inc_b69832307

❤️ Mail a check: 8491 S Rockport Rd Bloomington, IN 47403

01/26/2025

Agnes says look at me I'm a cutie and sometimes I complain.

So overall Agnes is doing pretty well. She's grooming better and gaining weight well. She's still on antibiotics for her ankle and her middle left finger still has some swelling. Her fur is looking a lot better but her skin is still scabby and scaley. I think it's just going to take a long time to get things back to normal. We do still spend a lot of hours grooming her which makes her go ehhhh!

How to support what we do so I can keep spending hours grooming Agnes each day:

❤️ Venmo: (please make sure you confirm it is our account, last 4 digits of the phone number are 2235)

❤️ Credit card on our Website: thepipsqueakery.org

❤️ Zelle: 574-993-2235

❤️ Cashapp: $ThePipsqueakery

❤️ Paypal: [email protected]

❤️ Patreon: patreon.com/thepipsqueakery

❤️ Amazon Wishlist (if you have trouble with addresses or you want to send something not on the wishlist you can just send to 8491 S Rockport rd Bloomington, IN 47403) : http://a.co/fEKocKc

❤️ Chewy Wishlist: https://www.chewy.com/g/the-pipsqueakery-inc_b69832307

❤️ Mail a check: 8491 S Rockport Rd Bloomington, IN 47403

Four foxes, Ash, Bean, Bunce, and Bramble, are safe because of you. They have solid ground, not wire mesh and f***s, und...
01/26/2025

Four foxes, Ash, Bean, Bunce, and Bramble, are safe because of you. They have solid ground, not wire mesh and f***s, under their feet because of you. They were rescued from a farm and are currently in the process of finding a new home after their stay at Hotel Pipsqueak because of you. Thank you!

We were contacted about almost five hundred animals that were found in a urine/fur farm/pet industry breeding facility. Various rescues, primarily The Humane Society of the United States, did amazing work to find placement for wild boar, wolf hybrids, coyotes, foxes, and more. We offered temporary placement for any animals urgently in need of safety. While we were initially planning on caring for the skunks in this situation (out of which there were 101), the folks on the ground did fantastic work and found all of the skunks closer placement. They asked if we could care for 4 foxes and we sent Elizabeth Grace Rodriguez on a fourteen hour round trip to pick up them up. We’d also like to give a huge thank you to Angel Neumann for dropping everything and spending two evenings helping to prepare for this intake!

We took in Ash, Bean, Bunce, and Bramble. They’ve lived the entirety of their life in the farm in the pictures. They’re terrified. They don’t know what’s going on. They don’t know that they’re the lucky ones who don’t have their stories end in those cages. Your support is what lets us say,’yeah, we can pay for 14 hours of gas, and yeah, we can tackle any medical expenses, and yeah, we can set up safe kennels while we wait to have their permanent homes sorted’. You save lives.

There were almost 500 animals on that farm. In the next few weeks, these foxes will find rescues that’re more fox-focused and we’ll likely take in skunks from this situation in the longer-term. Thank you for your support and for giving these animals a second chance.

I’m going to put the donation links below because foxes aren’t the typical Pipsqueak and we’ve had to buy so much hardwire cloth to reinforce some spots in enclosures, mulch for them to dig in, wood for climbing shelves and shelters, gas money for transport, and a lot of other misc items like that. But genuinely, if you aren’t in a good spot to, the strength of this community has us in a semi-decent spot to offer temporary care for these four. We’d like to buy more dog houses for them to hide in but they have all of their essential needs currently covered ❤️

❤️ Venmo: (please make sure you confirm it is our account, last 4 digits of the phone number are 2235)

❤️ Credit card on our Website: thepipsqueakery.org

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