Ben02
Well-Known Member
Same haha
COLD DARK ROOM
- Thread starter Tidgy's Dad
- Start date
It’s very rewarding but comes with a lot of red tape... emotionally, it’s so easy to get attached. You have to constantly remind your self that your not the best thing for a wild animal.. trying to keep a distance from a baby so that it can remain wild sucks! But then you have some successes like this that reminds you you’ve done the right thing
it’s no money maker and surely time consuming.. when you get your license and permits, your obligated to take all the needy critters and it can be overwhelming. Gracie was my “stopping point” last year.. I almost got too attached to her and I knew better..
I screen shotted that one. Too cute. Thanks. I'll forward that one a zillion times. Cause I'm usually later.
Turtle girl 98
Well-Known Member
Oh gosh I can imagine how hard it is to stay unattached I think that would be the hardest part.. i honestly didn't think about that. In general I think it would be great to help the animals [emoji4] I would've melted seeing the Fawn come back.. thank you for your insight your story is heartmelting [emoji3526] I plan on volunteering at the Audubon center we have here next spring to start getting involved. [emoji4]It’s very rewarding but comes with a lot of red tape... emotionally, it’s so easy to get attached. You have to constantly remind your self that your not the best thing for a wild animal.. trying to keep a distance from a baby so that it can remain wild sucks! But then you have some successes like this that reminds you you’ve done the right thing
Chubbs the tegu
Well-Known Member
Wait.. your only 16! Close your eyes hahahaSame haha
You got to see evidence of true hehab and that's so beautiful. The only ones that scare me are bucks in (rut?) even if you rehab them yourself.View attachment 280269
I’m pretty sure that this is Gracie in my dog pen.
For those of you who don’t know, Gracie was an orphan fawn I had rehabbed last year. She was never a captive deer. I bottle fed her for a couple months and she stayed freely until one day she didn’t
Sounds like a big job with bigger payouts. Best wishes for a smooth uneventful job well done.
That's my fun day! Now I'm gonna have to listen to that song again..Good morning monday, i wont be joining you today
That's ok and thanks. All this keeps me celebrating every day of the week...hay keep moving like tortoise.
Ben02
Well-Known Member
Nah, girls my age barely wear anything anyway
Oooooooooooh! Yuuuuuuuuuuummmmmmmmmmmmyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy!!!!!
Amen...
That is so cool. I've never even seen a picture of one. My first thought was that it was a toad.
He is blue and black. Sometimes my smart phone takes pictures of him that are almost like an xray and I can see his fins differently.
Chubbs the tegu
Well-Known Member
I would of thought it was a toad also till i seen it crawling up the tree and his lil suction cup toes
You too and I'll be thinking and praying for a good outcome for the humanitarian efforts also. My friend from North Carolina texted today and she's ok. She also sent belated birthday wishes and actually apologized for not calling. I told her we are friends for life. When we can talk we talk. Her son moved to a city closer to me recently. We will get to see each other personally at some point in time... Friendship for about 40 years. We keep somehow finding each other.
Maybe it's a fat mermaid...
Chubbs the tegu
Well-Known Member
That mermaid been hitting the rice and beans and is on a strict squatting regimen haha
I won't bore you with my run ins with toads and frogs...but they are a critter I like to watch. I will say I've had a frog aim and land on me with those suction cup toes. There is no mistaking that..
Chubbs the tegu
Well-Known Member
Yeah this one jumped from my my arm onto my hat lol now hes happily back up his tree. Probably telling his buddies about what happened.. they’ll never believe him
Similar threads
New Posts
-
Setting up for a Russian Tortoise - Constructive comments welcome- Latest: Alex and the Redfoot
-
-
-
-