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ShazzieB

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7. If these squirrels are youngsters who lost their parents prematurely, the wildlife rehab may be your best resource.

Reply to Bettie (Reply #5)

Mon Apr 21, 2025, 11:01 PM

Apr 21

Talk to them and see what they say. They should be able to tell if these little guys are old enough to survive on their own and provide help if that's what they need.

Good luck, and please keep us posted!

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This seems the most likely place to get some advice [View all] Bettie Apr 21 OP

If they are not moving at all dweller Apr 21 #1

No, they are not dead Bettie Apr 21 #2

I'd leave them alone dweller Apr 21 #3

A tip TexLaProgressive Apr 21 #6

Sounds like they are tucking themselves in for the night.nt Phoenix61 Apr 21 #4

That is what they seem to be doing Bettie Apr 21 #5

If these squirrels are youngsters who lost their parents prematurely, the wildlife rehab may be your best resource. ShazzieB Apr 21 #7

I love squirrels Bettie Apr 21 #8

Well, this morning they were both gone Bettie Apr 22 #9

The two big squirrels Bettie Apr 22 #10

Hope they werent poisoned Figarosmom Apr 22 #11

Pup seems fine Bettie Apr 23 #12