Man Becomes A Mom To Rescue Baby Squirrel | Cuddle Buddies
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- Опубліковано 12 тра 2024
- When Jean found a squirrel Moshi Mushu in the forest, he waited for his mom to come but she never did. He decided to bring him back and nurse him to health. Moshi Mushu got super attached to Jean and they would play together. But eventually, it came time to release him back into the wild.
Please note that squirrels are wild animals and should live in their natural habitat. Don't try to get one as a pet!
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My wild squirrel, Boobie, showed up at the window while watching this video. I gave her a walnut, scratched her head, and came back to watch your story. Boobie comes inside sometimes but her home is outside.
I'm especially glad you rescued a red squirrel. Always a great experience, raising a helpless creature. Thank you for sharing this story.
What a selfless love you had for the squirrel ❤
That red squirrel is gorgeous. I’ve only seen grey squirrels. What a lovely rescue.
Greys made the red virtually extinct in UK, except for a few locations
She's adorable.
Taking care of an infant squirrel is no easy task. But do it so well. Bravo.
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Thank you 😊
Can you imagine how beautiful it would be if all we animal lovers lived together in perfect harmony on a far away distant Planet.
Absolutely! A planet full of animal lovers living in harmony sounds like a dream come true. Let's keep spreading love and kindness wherever we can! 🌍🐾
I can only dream of. Everyone with empathy and compassion. What a world it would Be?
@@AnirimaGhosh . It would be beautiful ❤️
With A Name Like Moshi Mushu?, How Can You Not LOVE This Sassy Squirrel!! Just Amazing!!
Thank you! Moshi Mushu definitely has a personality as vibrant as his name. He's quite the charmer! 🐿️😄
Love his name!! Moshi is a DEFINITE DREAM!!❤😊
You did the right thing. I only hope he knows how to find his own food in the forest.
Thanks for your kind words! Moshi Mushu was a quick learner in the wild🌳🐿️
I'm especially glad you rescued a red squirrel . I think they are threatened in the UK, don't know about the continent. Always a great experience, raising a helpless creature😅
Thanks for your support! Red squirrels indeed face challenges, but every little bit helps. It was definitely an enriching experience. 🐿️😊
Aww thats so sweet and kind
The world needs more people like you 🐿️❤️
You are angel to love him and he’s your angel loving you back ❤❤❤❤❤
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Beautiful story ❤
A beautiful story🙏😍
Omg das sind aber auch entzückende kleine Wesen ❤️😍❤️ zum verlieben.Danke das du sein Leben gerettet hast 🍀❤️
U both are ❤
No puedo entender cómo puedes abandonar a ese animalito QUÉ NO CONOCE LA NATURALEZA, TAN SÓLO SU CASA!
This is so adorable 😍❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️🌻
Something about this guy makes me want to discuss Hero Quest
I don’t know hero quest but let’s do it 😂
Very beautiful but makes me sad
Beautiful ❤️❤️
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What a mature person you are. Thank you. ❤
Thank you for saving a life ❤️
Beautiful!! I've had gray squirrel before 😊❤
Awe ❤
u made a very loving temporary mommy ❤❤❤😊
You are an amazing human ❤️ ♥️
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Very Cool !!👍
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Beautiful baby boy, but 9 weeks old is still very young, no? Maybe it's different with red squirrels but grays stay with their mother and nurse past 3 months
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That squirrel was probably eaten within as hour.
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I would like to have an update if the squirrel survived in the big bad world. 9 weeks too young and how does he learn to forage food. Any update anyone?
Hey I’m the guy from the video! We know he survived the first night as we caught him on a wild life camera! After that, it’s difficult to know as we really tried to not get him to used to our house, especially because we have dog and cats and we didn’t want him to not be frightened by such animals if he encountered them in the wild. According to the professionals who guide us, he had very good surviving chances and was very likely to find his siblings who would have accepted him back as they are very sociable at this age. They stop being so friendly at puberty. Squirrels instinctively know how to diversify their food sources as they are omnivore and have to change diet throughout the seasons. We did get him used to all edibles present in the ecosystem at the time ! 😊
But you put him back without not knowing how to survive?
I hope you hid while waiting for the mother to show up. They won’t come back if they can see a human nearby.
Hello! Of course I did hide over 30m’away while checking on him with binoculars. I also made sure to not feed him before and to ensure he would still be a bit cold (but not too cold) because this increases the chances of him calling his mother. He was also hidden from the sight of other animals, especially birds. I explained this in the interview but it didn’t make it in the editing 😊 let me know if you have more questions !
Indeed, Stevejessemey8428. A world called "Squirreliia" lack for a better name.
Not vengeancful like the squirrel from the movie "Dolittle".
You built a giant cage then let him go? :(
The giant cage was for him to have space to learn to climb, look for food and to learn to sleep in heights ! I had time, old shelves and a lot of determination to give this squirrel the best chances 🥲
Your subject line is wrong. It's a he, not a she.
Nine weeks sounds way too young to release. And just judging by your video, you didn't give any support, at least putting out food and water, and is just cruel and irresponsible. That squirrel, especially still very young had no skills to survive on its own. Many people have raised squirrels and released them, but they always made sure to have squirrel feeders available as well as water.
You could also say that the longer he kept the squirrel, the harder it would be for both him and the squirrel. Don't forget: he did say he got advice about what to do.
The life span of the average squirrel is only six months. I agree a human raised squirrel would need support to have any chance at all of surviving on its own .
I appreciate your concern! Rest assured, owner took careful steps to prepare Moshi Mushu for his release, including teaching him essential survival skills. He's thriving in his natural habitat now! 🌿🐿️
😬 Poor squirrel! Very irresponsible of this guy to release a 9-week old squirrel alone into the wild when s/he's been pampered indoors and cared for by humans most of his/her life. Why bothered building a cage or naming it in that case? Sounds like he just got tired of pet parental responsibility. If release, why didn't he do it gradually and into a safe, familiar yard so, at least he could keep tabs on the squirrel to make sure she was ok? 🐿
Hey there! I appreciate your concern. Rest assured, Moshi Mushu had plenty of wild training before his release. Owner followed expert advice to ensure his transition was as smooth as possible. He's thriving in his natural habitat now! 🌿🐿️
@@CuddleBuddiesChannel 🌿 Thank you for your assurance! I hope so since there seems to be no follow up videos.
@@CuddleBuddiesChannelNO ME LO CREO! Pobre ardilla!
So you released a squirrel that had never been taught by its mother how to find food and water, what the dangers are, and how to find shelter, into the forest with no kind of support. They learn those skills from the mother. Your squirrel has no survival skills because it didn't grow up and learn from her. Great job Einstein.
How do you know he didn’t teach him ?
You are a rude individual.
@@micheledavidswife4336 If he had taught him squirrel life skills, he would have recorded at least some of it for his channel. And standing up for an animal which has been put in a situation where it will most likely died because it was dumped outside without knowing how to survive isn't rude, its neccessary.. After nine weeks from birth with a human feeding him and taking care of him, this was not a wild animal. It was a pet. A pet dumped with no survival skills. Rude? Maybe. But I will call out stupidity every time I see it. Think Michele, don't just blindly clap your approval. People should not get thumbs up for causing harm.
@@dispeaking1 oh stop !
Do you actually think people will give you a play by play ?
Grow up !
There are so many ways you can convey your message with respect and professionalism without condescending rudeness. Of course your feelings, perspective, right/wrong pertaining to animals, recommendations, suggestions, advice, and opinions are valid, free speech and all.
If you are incredibly passionate about animals, there are plenty of stories and videos that could benefit from your style type gumption and advocacy.
Those stories may range from animal cruelty, neglect, killings, dog meat market, high kill shelters, fake animal abuse rescues, and slaughter houses just to name a few. Just the other day, 17 (from elderly to puppies, inability to cover cost of treatment), healthy sweet temper but incredibly scared dogs were euthanized at 1 shelter alone.
Those whom have sacrificed to save animals, rescues, rehabilitation, catch and release (wild/domestic) may discourage them to continue due to lack of support. We certainly don’t want to lose the selfless dedication and important contribution to society.
My intent in replying to your post is not to shame, embarrass, humiliate, and certainly without malice. In your original post, I sense you may possess vast knowledge, experience, and expertise of incredible value. You would be a great asset, source, and educator. If that’s the case, you could achieve your goals faster, reach further communities, attain impartial success without the need of an abrasiveness approach.
@dispeaking1 Animals who have been cared for by humans aren’t exactly shy about coming back to them for help when they’re able. Let’s hope that was the case with Moshi.