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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Operation Orphan will be closed from June 10th thru June 15th for Educational Programs
During my absence, you can find other rehabilitators by visiting the Ohio Wildlife Rehabilitators website at: http://owra.org/ to find someone who can help you. If the animal is injured, you can also seek out help from Metropolitan Vet Hospital for sick and injured wildlife. https://www.metropolitanvet.com/. Educating the public about wildlife is an important part of…
- Animals | Deer | Educational Animals | Fran Kitchen | Nature | Operation Orphan Wildlife Rehabilitation
Do Not Bother The Fawns!
Unless they are roaming and non-stop vocalizing for several hours, they are being cared for (Mother is not far away). PLEASE LEAVE THEM ALONE! Deer are giving birth now and I’ve been getting calls non-stop about fawns, so I want to get this message out to everyone. PLEASE SHARE. If you see a fawn in…
A Squirrel’s Nest up close
This is a Squirrel’s Nest up close. There is a soft, cushioned area in the middle for the babies but the outer part is made of artfully placed sticks that are intertwined. Pretty impressive architecture. Photo taken by Dana Giron
You thought we posted some cuteness yesterday…what do you think of these? … three week old opossums. ❤️❤️❤️❤️
Important: If you find a dead female opossum, check inside her pouch to see if she has babies. If she does, it is very important to remove the surviving babies off of her nipples ASAP to prevent them from ingesting rancid milk. As the mother’s milk goes sour after she is dead. – Fran Kitchen
THANK YOU!!
When I ask my followers for help, they give what I need. ❤️ Thank you so much to those that sent these much needed supplies our way! – Fran Kitchen If you would like to donate you can do so here.
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A “Grab” Times Four
A number of years ago on a cold rainy day in April, I received a call from a Tallmadge dispatcher for the police and fire departments. The fire department was at the scene of an abandoned house fully engulfed in flames. When the firemen went into the house they could hear something crying and thought…
