I caught wind of an interesting story today on KVAL.com. Read on:
LYNNWOOD, Wash. — Barely two weeks old, and weighing just one pound, an orphaned beaver came to the PAWS Wildlife Center in Lynnwood hypothermic and weak. It’s rare for PAWS to care for a baby beaver, also called a kit. But just five days later, a hiker brought a second orphan to the center after his mother was run over by a jet-ski. A sad event, but it actually helped PAWS, because beavers are highly social animals and need companions. “In the wild they’re with their mom and some older siblings,” explains PAWS Wildlife Rehabilitation Manager Dondi Byrne.
“So they can become depressed if they’re by themselves or they’re not getting that.” Now the two orphans are living – and learning – together.
Awwww…. Check out the complete story and watch a video of the beavers by visiting kval.com.
–mko
Baby beavers are so cute!!!
I am a care give for some right now I really love them but dang they can be a lot of work!
I have never imagined baby beavers look that cute! I would so adopt one, even for a little while
How cute are these Beavers! Sure hope these little guys manage OK without their mum…I will send them some wood to knaw on
I heard they have been this for a while with all kinds of animals. Stuffed animals … I wonder if that would work for humans…
I never saw Baby Beavers before..wondering! it’s so cute!
I am a care give for some right now I really love them but dang they can be a lot of work!
What a trick by the nature. The baby beaver got his companion
regards,
JIMMY THAKKAR
Awesome website haha it’s looking great. It’s looking like something I would make hahaha.