The Training Tree

We took in this young adult, Eastern Grey Squirrel (EGS) after Officer Parker (Brockton Animal Control) found him on May 27th.
This EGS presented as a quadriplegic with no visible signs of injury or swelling.
As of this afternoon he is attempting to use his back legs to move around the incubator and his front legs to try and feed himself.
This is him discovering the eye closing, yumminess of watermelon.

We have recently been asked what we need. Below is a link to our wish list.

We can also use fresh fruit such as: bananas, watermelon, blueberries, romaine lettuce, strawberries, etc.

Thank you for caring about wildlife!

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This Argentine tegu was found, unattended, in Brockton. He will be adopted out after the mandatory 14 day hold and ONLY to an approved home.
While he may look cool, he is not a beginner pet.

This Canada gosling came via Brockton Animal Control. He is the sole survivor of an intentional car strike, that killed his entire family. The man, behind the wheel, continued to go forward and reverse (running over mom, dad and siblings) until an amazing bystander ran out to stop him. Unfortunately, the useless sack of flesh drove away before the police could arrive.
Our gosling is incredibly sad and lonely. We are currently trying to find another rehabber who has other goslings for him to bond with.

*Yes, he does think our hose is shady as **ck*