For all of you who made guesses on what animal the wood craving Fran was having made would be… here it is!
A mama beaver and her babies!! Jason Noble did such a great job!! ❤️❤️.
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After Jason Noble took a break from all the rain on Tuesday, he was back at it yesterday!
It is a pleasure watching him work and seeing the smile on his face when he steps back to see his creation come to life! Now that the carving is taking shape, are you sticking with your orginial guess on what it will be? 🤔 – Fran Kitchen
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OOWR will be temporarily closed until after the Thanksgiving Holiday.
OOWR will be temporarily closed until after the Thanksgiving Holiday. Somehow I have hurt my back and am unable to do much. 😩 While I am recovering, you can find other rehabilitators by visiting the Ohio Wildlife Rehabilitators website.
We thought you would like a little entertainment today 😍
Stimulation including interactive stimulation is very important for the animals that Fran rehabilitates. This red squirrel does not slow down and loves his wheel! 🤣 Next step for this little guy is that he is ready to move to a large outdoor cage.
