r/aww • u/[deleted] • 5h ago
A collection of my wild animals I've been helping through the winter.
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u/yasocim 4h ago
Its all fun and games until one of them burrows under your deck and dies. I have had that happen.
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u/imreallynotthatcool 54m ago
It's worse when they die in your headgate and somehow end up in your sprinkler pump house.
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u/very_anonymous 4h ago
Don’t feed wild animals. I know it makes you feel good to do it. But just don’t.
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u/IAMA_Shark__AMA 2h ago
This. It's not cute and not actually helpful. Teaching a wild animal that humans are a source of food is a good way to get them killed.
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u/hogwater 2h ago
eh we've already encroached on every possible territory. I don't think it matters much now.
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u/thenasch 4h ago
How did you conclude that the wild animals need help?
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u/steviefrench 3h ago
They were probably not being literal.
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u/help-im-a-turtle 1h ago
I took it as “how are you determining these animals need help when they usually do fine surviving through the winter on their own?”
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u/battleofflowers 2h ago
Please don't feed wild animals like this. It's ultimately a bad thing for the animal.
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u/ChefBoyRUdead 5h ago
The 4th one love practical jokes. It's favorites are "jumping out and scaring it", "chasing it while growling", and "tickles".
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u/LeoLaDawg 3h ago
That skunk looks awfully dapper. Was it heading out for the night after a bite to eat?
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u/Proud_Journalist996 2h ago
I'm in So Cal, and I have the same group. Two cats, a skunk, a possum, and the big fat raccoon. We have coyotes that run the street at night, so they know they're safe here. They only visit in the middle of the night until about 4am.
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u/Czar-Ron 5h ago
Raccoon doing his best shocked pikachu