Baby wild bunny eats a daisy, stem and all. Bunny will be released back to the wild when it is able. Sorry about the sound. I'm in macro video mode inside a tupperware container. Must be feedback. Mary Cummins, Animal Advocates, www.AnimalAdvocates.us
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Baby striped skunks stomp, scoot, handstand and run into each other. The bigger brother runs right into his sister's butt. They are kind of playing and preparing for life in the wild. They can spray. If I were to stand up, walk away then walk back, they wouldn't recognize me because of skunks poor vision, and they'd probably spray meI am a licensed wildlife rehabilitator. Animal Advocates, Mary Cummins, www.animaladvocates.us
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I'm feeding a female tree squirrel which was most likely hit by a car and thrown. She has road rash even on her eyes. She has a swollen bloody nose and can't breathe out of it. I had to tube feed her yesterday so this is an improvement. She is basically just all beat up. She was found by Culver City animal control who picked her up. I'm a licensed wildlife rehabilitator. Animal Advocates, Mary Cummins, www.animaladvocates.us
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I just got this baby opossum in and she is calling for her mom. She is making a sound that sounds like "che" or a little sneeze. Generally after a day they give up calling for mom. If you hear this sound, there is probably an orphaned opossum nearby. This opossum will be released back to the wild when she is able.I am a licensed wildlife rehabilitator. Animal Advocates, Mary Cummins, www.animaladvocates.us
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Wild baby skunks stomping and playing in the tub. I put them in there so I could clean their cage. Skunks stomp to warn people to stay away. They also do it when they play, kind of like play fighting. They will be released back to the wildI am a licensed wildlife rehabilitator. Animal Advocates, Mary Cummins, www.animaladvocates.us
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Click to see in higher quality www.youtube.com An educational opossum eating over ripe strawberries on the lawn. They tip their head back when they eat so they don't spill the juice out of their mouthI am a licensed wildlife rehabilitator. Animal Advocates, Mary Cummins, www.animaladvocates.us
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This eyes closed baby field mouse is being nursed. I'm using a 1 cc oral syringe with a cut off tom cat catheter to feed him Esbilac puppy milk. I've been feeding him every hour. He came in with his umbilical cord still attached. His eyes should open soon then he will eat on his own. He will be released back to the wild.I am a licensed wildlife rehabilitator. Animal Advocates, Mary Cummins, www.animaladvocates.us
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This pitbull was rescued during Christmas season 2009 in South Los Angeles. He is 1.5 years old, neutered, vaccinated, microchipped pitbull terrier mix. He weighed 52 lbs when he was rescued. He weighs 65 lbs now and it's only been 10 days. I will stop feeding him extra food. He will be available for adoption in a month or so. He needs to heal from his wounds and do more training first. He will pass his canine good citizenship training before adoption. He would probably do better in a home without cats and bunnies. I'm working on his prey drive. Maybe I can conquer it in a month. Special thanks to Dr. Kenneth Jones of the Kenneth Jones Veterinary Hospital. www.kennethjonesdvm.com 1708 17th Street Santa Monica, CA 90404-4410 (310) 824-2588 Also thanks to Dog Man of youtube.com/PitForLife for his concern. If interested in adopting this lucky dog please visit www.AnimalAdvocates.us for contact information.
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I was called by Peter Wallerstein of Marine Animal Rescue to rescue a raccoon in a boat. The raccoon had been living in a 2' x 2' x 2' cage for its life. He was on four inches of feces with no water and had a chain around his neck. The boat was impounded. A mentally ill person had the boat. Raccoon has cataract in one eye, a small cataract in the other, broken teeth from chewing on his cage and matts in his fur. He may not be releasable. In that case he will stay here in sanctuary for life in a large enclosure with a pond. Animal Advocates, Mary Cummins www.animaladvocates.us Thanks also to the Sheriff Dept for calling us. Thanks, Peter http Here's a link to the raccoon's full story with photos animaladvocateswildliferehabilitation.blogspot.com UPDATE: New video. He's doing much better. www.youtube.com
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I just picked up these orphaned newborn raccoons from Culver City Animal Control. Mom abandoned them in a warehouse. They will be released back to the wild when they are able. Mary Cummins, Animal Advocates. www.animaladvocates.us
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A man found a baby squirrel in Hollywood. He put it in a little garden thinking he'd be okay. She is obviously too young to be on her own. I followed his instructions and found her in front of an abandoned bank. We are licensed wildlife rehabilitators. She will be released back to the wild when able. Mary Cummins, Animal Advocates, www.animaladvocates.us http
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A baby raccoon eats his first whole grape. They always lean their heads back to eat in the beginning. He has a few other siblings so he takes food, runs away, eats it, then goes get more. Otherwise they fight in the food bowl. Normal behavior. I'm a licensed wildlife rehabilitator. Animal Advocates, Mary Cummins, www.animaladvocates.us
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An orphaned wild baby bunny drinks formula. The baby will be released back to the wild. Animal Advocates, Mary Cummins, Wildlife Rehabilitation, www.AnimalAdvocates.us
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Baby wild cottontail bunny eats a carrot. This is the last feeding video as baby can eat fully on its own and is getting wild. Bunny has to get ready to go back to the wild. Animal Advocates, Mary Cummins, www.AnimalAdvocates.us
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Baby skunk just came in today from Laguna. 118 gram boy. I just gave him 6 cc of fluids. Skunk feet look like little bear feet. Thanks to everyone who helped get him from Laguna to Los Angeles! Mary Cummins, Animal Advocates, www.AnimalAdvocates.us Wildlife rehabilitation I put Advantage on him, not Frontline. I am a licensed wildlife rehabilitator.
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Daisy the head injured squirrel getting better. She is fine now but I had to keep her longer than the others. She will be released when/if able. I'm a licensed wildlife rehabilitator. Animal Advocates, Mary Cummins, www.animaladvocates.us
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The rescued pet raccoon is doing much better. He is now walking normally. I think maybe yesterday the cage floor and loft felt foreign to his paws so he didn't want to touch it. He can also get up and down the ramp easily. He's been playing in his pond and with toys. He is soooo much more relaxed, so am I. I am a licensed wildlife rehabilitator. Animal Advocates, Mary Cummins, www.animaladvocates.us http
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Wild baby skunks. I was cleaning their cage so I put them in the tub. If they are ever separated from a sibling or their mother, they frantically "eep" and look for them. As soon as they find their sibling or mother, they are quiet again. They will be released back to the wildI am a licensed wildlife rehabilitator. Animal Advocates, Mary Cummins, www.animaladvocates.us
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Another video of the emu rescue. The male emu is actually making "moves" on the guy in the video. We weren't sure it was a male but about two minutes later, we were positive ;-) I think he could smell the female emu on his clothes that the guy has back at home. Full story of his rescue here with photos and video. animaladvocateswildliferehabilitation.blogspot.com
They never hurt each other. They just like to yell at each other. The fat fluffy one on the left is Beauty Queen. She likes to yell at Mac on the right. She actually yells at all cats out of fear because she was declawed by her original owner. My other cats run away but this one stands his ground. I think he realizes that Beauty Queen is a whole lot of BS. I wish she weren't so frightened of other cats but don't know what I can do to help her. Suggestions? Animal Advocates, Mary Cummins, www.animaladvocates.us
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Opossum Bob is an educational opossum. He is eating a specially made nutritional "pancake" with fruit, vitamins and minerals. He cannot be released back to the wild because he has webbed feet. He goes to schools and community meetings to teach people about opossumsI am a licensed wildlife rehabilitator. Animal Advocates, Mary Cummins, www.animaladvocates.us
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How to feed a baby squirrel. Nursing a 3 week old baby Fox tree squirrel using a 3 cc syringe filled with warm Pedialyte. We hydrate before feeding them puppy milk. I am a licensed wildlife rehabilitator and have written manuals on small mammal rehabilitation. I'm holding the syringe at a 90 degree angle. I squirt two drops into his mouth so he can taste it. After the third feeding they get the hang of it. Animal Advocates, Mary Cummins, www.animaladvocates.us
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Mary Cummins of Animal Advocates speaks at West Hollywood City Council for the ban on the sale of fur. The ban was passed! West Hollywood is the first city in the nation to ban the sale of fur. Mary Cummins www.MaryCummins.com Animal Advocates http
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Two baby skunks digging for grubs and play stomping. They poof their tail and handstand to show off their markings and look bigger, just like spotted skunks. They scoot backward so they can rush forward again. Here they are just playing. They were released back to the wild. These skunks are juveniles. They look big in this pic because I'm laying on my stomach on the lawn with the camera at ground level.I am a licensed wildlife rehabilitator. Animal Advocates, Mary Cummins, www.animaladvocates.us
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I got a call about some baby squirrels peeping in the bushes for three days. I went to investigate and found some baby squirrels. We are licensed wildlife rehabilitators. They will be released back to the wild when able. Animal Advocates, Mary Cummins www.AnimalAdvocates.us http
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Someone called about an ill opossum mom with babies. By the time I got there half an hour later she was dead. I took her and her babies home. She seems to have died of old age and the heat wave in Los Angeles. Four live babies were still in her pouch. One is alive in the bush but we could not reach it. We will raise the four, hopefully five, babies for release back to the wild. Mom has muscles to control her pouch. She can close up her pouch very tight. Because she is dead it's totally relaxed. We are licensed rehabilitators. Animal Advocates www.AnimalAdvocates.us Mary Cummins http Thanks to Teka Martin for rescuing the mom and babies.
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This emu just got the best home in the world. He will now be living with another emu. I'll post videos and photos of their meeting later. By the time we delivered the emu to his new home he was motion sick. He walked like a drunk out of the truck. His new owner had to walk him around. Then he sat down next to the other emu for a while. We started taking food out of a truck and he walked over to get some. He is a lucky emu! Full story of his rescue with photos and video here animaladvocateswildliferehabilitation.blogspot.com
This baby opossum is being nursed with an oral 3 cc syringe with Esbilac puppy milk. We try to keep the baby at a 90 degree angle to the syringe. He will lap off the end of the oral syringe. They do not suckle. He will be released back to the wild when he is able.I am a licensed wildlife rehabilitator. Animal Advocates, Mary Cummins, www.animaladvocates.us
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I just picked up two baby girl opossums. Their eyes are still closed. They are crawling and calling for mom. We are licensed wildlife rehabilitators. They will be released back to the wild when able. Animal Advocates, Mary Cummins, www.AnimalAdvocates.us http
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Daisy the head injured squirrel getting better. She is fine now but I had to keep her longer than the others. She will be released when/if able. I'm a licensed wildlife rehabilitator. Animal Advocates, Mary Cummins, www.animaladvocates.us
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These baby raccoons are eating grapes and eggs. They will be released back to the wild. I am a licensed wildlife rehabilitator. Animal Advocates, Mary Cummins, www.animaladvocates.us
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I just got in an injured baby squirrel. He is so thin and dehydrated that I doubt he's had anything to eat or drink in quite a few days. He is also missing the front half of his rear foot. I hear fluids in his lungs. That was a tiny seizure right before I picked him up. I will let him get a little warmer before starting fluids. He is very cold. I'm a licensed wildlife rehabilitator. He will be released back to the wild if/when able. Animal Advocates, Mary Cummins, www.animaladvocates.us UPDATE He's still alive but going in and out of consciousness. The seizures have stopped and he's fully hydrated. I have to tube food and fluid into him. Now it's just a matter of how much brain damage he will have, if any.
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Baby wild striped skunks playing. I put them in the tub when I clean their cage. They will be released back to the wild.I am a licensed wildlife rehabilitator. Animal Advocates, Mary Cummins, www.animaladvocates.us
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Baby wild bunny eats a flower then washes its face. The baby ate a few flowers and the stems. It's also eating hay, cilantro, spinach, parsley, grass and hay. It will be released back to the wild when it's able. Sorry about the sound. I'm on macro video mode inside a tupperware container. I think it's feedback. If you think this wild baby bunny is cute, you should check out pet bunnies. They are even cuter, come in pretty colors and are super tame. This wild bunny is now so wild that I can't touch it any more. Baby bunny was released back to the wild by MaryEllen. Thank you! www.youtube.com Mary Cummins, Animal Advocates, wildlife rehabilitation, www.animaladvocates.us
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This little girl came in with overgrown incisor teeth. I believe it may be caused by a cleft palate. Incisor teeth grow six inches a year. They are like hair and nails. They feel no pain when you trim incisor teeth. Their other teeth are like ours. She'd need to go to a vet to work on those teeth. Those have regular roots and nerves. We are licensed wildlife rehabilitators. She will be released back to the wild when able. Mary Cummins www.MaryCummins.com Animal Advocates http
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Rat eats spaghetti at RatFest 2011. RatFest is a festival for rats and rat lovers. There are rat items to buy, raffle, rats for adoptions and lots of rat lovers. Here are photos from event. We do it twice a year. This is the 12th year. www.facebook.com Mary Cummins www.mary-cummins.com Animal Advocates http
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Baby raccoons growing up. Their eyes are open and they're active. I am a licensed wildlife rehabilitator. The animal will be released back to the wild when able. Mary Cummins, Animal Advocates, www.AnimalAdvocates.us
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A man found some baby skunks and nursed them until they could eat on their own. Then he brought them to me. He showed me how they like to follow him.Actually, skunks are like ducks. They will follow anything, even a cat or dog. These skunks were released back to the wild.I am a licensed wildlife rehabilitator. Animal Advocates, Mary Cummins, www.animaladvocates.us
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Just picked up this mom opossum with babies. She's older, a little skinny, has some old scars but seems to be okay. I will keep her for observation and to fatten her up then release her in a safe place. We are licensed wildlife rehabilitators. Animal Advocates www.AnimalAdvocates.us Mary Cummins http
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Fiona the one-eyed bunny and Carrot Cake eat parsley. They do the "spaghetti" routine from "Lady and the Tramp" with a piece of parsley. Then Fiona tries to eat an entire "tree" of parsley. They love their greens. These are rescue bunnies from Bunny Bunch and they're wonderful.
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The foster bunny wants to eat the cats' food so I had to put his bowl next to theirs. He seems to like the dining experience. He just always has to be with the cats. He has free reign of the house, is litter box trained.I am a licensed wildlife rehabilitator. Animal Advocates, Mary Cummins, www.animaladvocates.us
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Someone just dropped off these squirrels. They are from two litters. They will be released back to the wild after they are old enough. I am a licensed wildlife rehabilitator. Animal Advocates, Mary Cummins, www.animaladvocates.us
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A dog killed the mom and left these nine baby opossums orphaned. They will be released back to the wild when they are able. We are licensed wildlife rehabilitators. Mary Cummins, Animal Advocates, www.AnimalAdvocates.us
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A wild opossum running on an exercise wheel. The opossum will be released back to the wild. I've since had much larger exercise wheels made that you can see in my other videos. That's a 15" and my new ones are 24".I am a licensed wildlife rehabilitator. Animal Advocates, Mary Cummins, www.animaladvocates.us
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An injured coyote with mange hops around the park. Everyone was leaving food for him. He is missing fur from mange. He also has an infected growth on his right hip besides an injured rear left leg. We are licensed wildlife rehabilitators in Los Angeles, California. Animal Advocates, Mary Cummins, www.AnimalAdvocates.us http
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Juvenile gopher on a wheel. He goes all night long on that wheel. I'm a licensed wildlife rehabilitator. He was released back to the wild. Animal Advocates, Mary Cummins, www.animaladvocates.us
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Peter Wallerstein of Marine Mammal Rescue just brought me this sick baby raccoon. Baby has not eaten in at least five days. Has not had fluids in at least two days. I fear distemper so he's in quarantine. I gave him fluids and will give more in a bit. He is moaning which means he feels terrible. I am a licensed wildlife rehabilitator. He will be released back to the wild if/when able. Mary Cummins, Animal Advocates, www.animaladvocates.us UPDATE After he got warm, hydrated and started eating on her own, signs of distemper came back. Her eyes closed, she acted drunk, would not eat, I tube fed her again. Then she went downhill and died :-(
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