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23/01/2025

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A friend sent me this and I had to share it. Too funny! ♥️🦝

To funny not to share! 🦊♥️
23/01/2025

To funny not to share! 🦊♥️

It’s mid-January and you wake up at night to the sound of a woman screaming in terror. Or… wait, that’s not a woman, is it? That’s a… bird of some kind? a Bigfoot? a mountain lion? It’s easy for our imaginations to get carried away when we hear that eerie scream in the darkness.

Most of the time, that bizarre scream that sounds like a woman is coming from a red fox. Although foxes can scream at any time of year, you’re most likely to hear this call between late December and mid-February, when vixens are most likely to be in heat.

Foxes will scream to communicate across long distances or claim a territory, but they also frequently scream when they’re trying to attract a mate. Male and female foxes both make this odd vocalization when they’re looking for love.

There’s no need to do anything in particular if you hear foxes screaming. It will probably only last a few nights and it’s not a sign that they’re hurt or in pain (even if it sounds like it to us). It’s all just part of these beautiful creatures’ complex communication as they find mates, raise families, and go about their lives on this planet we all share. 🦊

17/01/2025

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16/01/2025

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15/01/2025

I agree 💔🦝😢

12/01/2025

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What a precious sweet mama and a beautiful story! ♥️🦝🩶🖤🩷
09/01/2025

What a precious sweet mama and a beautiful story! ♥️🦝🩶🖤🩷

I want to tell you a story about a remarkable mother raccoon. Her name is Emmy. She was rehabbed at Dogue Hollow Wildlife Sanctuary and released. I hope Jenna of Dogue Hollow doesn't mind me telling this story. It touched me deeply!
Wild Bunch had heard from Jenna at Dogue Hollow that an orphaned baby raccoon had been successfully placed with a wild mother raccoon and the mother raccoon was raising the baby as her own. Emmy was the wild mother raccoon. Emmy was raised at Dogue Hollow and release there. She lives as a wild raccoon but lives in a sleeping box on the Dogue Hollow property and has lived in there since she was released.

She had four babies in early spring but lost three to a vicious male raccoon. Male raccoons will kill baby raccoons in the hope that they can mate with the mother. Emmy was left to raise one baby raccoon.

Jenna, at Dogue Hollow received an orphaned baby raccoon and, since it was the same size as Emmy’s baby, she thought, what the heck, maybe Emmy would raise it. It was a long shot but, it was better that the orphan be raised by a raccoon than a human. Emmy took the baby raccoon without hesitation and started cleaning and feeding it. Well, Wild Bunch received an orphaned baby raccoon about the same size. So, Wild Bunch asked Jenna if she would see if Emmy would raise that baby also. I happen to take the baby to Dogue Hollow. Jenna thought the baby was a little bigger than Emmy’s babies but she said it was worth a try.
Jenna and I walked to Emmy’s sleeping box with the baby raccoon. Jenna called Emmy from the outside. Emmy came to the door of the sleeping box. Jenna held the baby raccoon in her open hand and said to Emmy, “Do you want her?” Emmy reached out her arms. Jenna placed the baby in her arms. Emmy pulled the baby close to her and carried her to the back of the sleeping box and started to clean her. Jenna said, that’s it, she’ll take care of her. She is cleaning her.

I was beside myself. I could not believe a wild raccoon would raise another raccoon’s baby. It was remarkable to say the least. I also could not believe that we didn’t have a video camera to document it. Attached is a picture of Emmy and her babies. She raised a total of four babies that year. She was given another baby after the one I took over there. Jenna sent out a mother’s day wish to everyone with the picture of Emmy and her babies. It just doesn’t get any better than that.

Please don’t be mean ♥️(I feel like we shouldn’t have to say this, it should just be how we are, and yet…) 🫤
08/01/2025

Please don’t be mean ♥️
(I feel like we shouldn’t have to say this, it should just be how we are, and yet…) 🫤

08/01/2025

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Love this! Please be that person ♥️🖤🤎
06/01/2025

Love this!
Please be that person ♥️🖤🤎

Yes…be this person!!! I am!!!
I get yelled and, honked at, flipped off…called names…and guess what?! I could care less!!! I’m always going to care more about these animals, they deserve it!!

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