The holiday season is the time that we celebrate the generosity of our fellow humans. ‘Tis the season of brotherly (and sisterly) love. But what about the ones we forget – what about the squirrels? Santa can’t slip down their chimney’s (because most trees don’t have chimneys) to give good squ-irls and boys presents, so one man took it upon himself to deliver his furry, arboreal neighbors their Christmas presents this year. This kind man’s daughter, Lucy, took to Twitter to document her father giving these cute critters their gifts . . . and it’s adorable.
Thanks to the kindness of this man, a few squirrels will have chestnuts to roast over the fire this year. And his actions did not go unnoticed. His daughter Lucy documented the gift-giving and she almost broke twitter! Everybody loves a happy ending. But while the holiday season may be coming to a close, we don’t have to stop being kind. Let’s let this father’s generosity inspire us to be kind and loving to every living thing we encounter in 2017.
Although this story is heart-warming and cute, we do not encourage our readers to feed wildlife. Feeding wildlife interferes with the balance between wildlife populations and their habitat and could lead them to be reliant on humans for survival, amongst other problems. If you find an animal in need, contact a local wildlife rehabber/rescuer or veterinarian ASAP, or call a rescue hotline. Here are some that might help!
Image source: Lucy/Twitter
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Greys are vermin. Kill one save a red!
Greys are vermin. Kill one save a red!
I’m with you tree dwelling rats are Greys! ?