look what i found
14-Apr-2006, 03:44 AM
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Originally posted by t_dot_SiR
why are you looking at his *****? hahaha
the focus wasn't meant to be at the ***** hahahahahaha
why are you looking at his *****? hahaha
the focus wasn't meant to be at the ***** hahahahahaha
lmao...well, i looked at the squirrel, then i looked at the suspenders cuz someone mentioned it, and then his ***** came into view....lol............
14-Apr-2006, 08:03 AM
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well after alote of research if found out it just cant eat normal foods that squrriels eat (nuts and so on) i kind figured that anyways, so i was going to got to the store today and get some formula for it, but relized that everything is closed today....so at 12am im rushing to the emergancy vet to get what i need....man was he ever hungry...he just like a human baby....feedings every 4-5 hours
14-Apr-2006, 10:11 AM
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cool.
but who is gonna teach him how to make a nest?
if cops come to your door to charge you with keeping a squirrel, there is not enough criminal activity in the city. we need another shooting or something to make them get back to work.
but who is gonna teach him how to make a nest?
if cops come to your door to charge you with keeping a squirrel, there is not enough criminal activity in the city. we need another shooting or something to make them get back to work.
14-Apr-2006, 11:24 AM
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its all instinct...my neighbours had rabbits that there kids let loose last summer and they could not catch them. so in the summer they dug a hole in the ground and had babies...the survived all winter without any human help...i use to see them everyday, but i only see them every once in awhile now...they are now wild rabbits surviving all on they own and from birth intill they were let loose they had nothing but humans taking can of them..so when he is healthy and ready to go he will be set free
14-Apr-2006, 11:29 AM
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Originally posted by nashall
well after alote of research if found out it just cant eat normal foods that squrriels eat (nuts and so on) i kind figured that anyways, so i was going to got to the store today and get some formula for it, but relized that everything is closed today....so at 12am im rushing to the emergancy vet to get what i need....man was he ever hungry...he just like a human baby....feedings every 4-5 hours
well after alote of research if found out it just cant eat normal foods that squrriels eat (nuts and so on) i kind figured that anyways, so i was going to got to the store today and get some formula for it, but relized that everything is closed today....so at 12am im rushing to the emergancy vet to get what i need....man was he ever hungry...he just like a human baby....feedings every 4-5 hours
14-Apr-2006, 06:49 PM
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If the squirrel gets to used to having people handle him, he might become domesticated. This may not be in the squirrel's best interest.
I am curious though, does the squirrel enjoy being pet, and does it ever try to bite you?
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I heard that squirrels like to eat nuts, so if I were Kracker, I would be weary of keeping the squirrel so close to mine.
I am curious though, does the squirrel enjoy being pet, and does it ever try to bite you?
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I heard that squirrels like to eat nuts, so if I were Kracker, I would be weary of keeping the squirrel so close to mine.
14-Apr-2006, 06:58 PM
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well i know something is up....found another one....must be his sister...havent been bit yet, the one does lick my hands and curls right up to me and sits in my lap with no fuss....it just curls up into a little ball and falls asleep
