I like ![email protected] because it got me into wildlife rehab. I went to see owls up close, but I've gotten to witness real life miracles and meet the most amazing and loving people at what I feel is the hardest time in my life to stay positive about the world.
Lemmy has changed my life, and that's no exaggeration. I'm forever grateful for all the people that encouraged me by their positive interactions here, and it makes me happy every day to share things that make you smile and hopefully get you involved in helping your animal neighbors.
Screech Owls I released after they lost their nest.
Driving a snapping turtle home after its shell healed after hit by a car.
Opossums saved after their mother and siblings were hit by a car.
One of many orphaned squirrels released to my back yard.
My roughest and toughest owl baby of the season! (Recently released)
Releasing bunnies I raised by tube feeding.
Meatball, an orphaned groundhog.
First meeting with our new educational owl.
Fox kit brought back from death by CPR. (Almost ready for release.)
My first patient of the season.
We will treat about 5000 animals this year, so this is just a tiny sample of what I get to be a part of. Thanks for the API lockdown, Reddit! And thanks again to everyone here! 🦉❤️
today i learned - for stuff that you learned today
showerthoughts - for stuff that you spontaneously thought of (non-political)
uhm ... all the transfem communities?
oh and what makes them special: you can learn new things easily :p so it's like "microdosing knowledge"
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I like ![email protected] because it got me into wildlife rehab. I went to see owls up close, but I've gotten to witness real life miracles and meet the most amazing and loving people at what I feel is the hardest time in my life to stay positive about the world.
Lemmy has changed my life, and that's no exaggeration. I'm forever grateful for all the people that encouraged me by their positive interactions here, and it makes me happy every day to share things that make you smile and hopefully get you involved in helping your animal neighbors.
Screech Owls I released after they lost their nest.
Driving a snapping turtle home after its shell healed after hit by a car.
Opossums saved after their mother and siblings were hit by a car.
One of many orphaned squirrels released to my back yard.
My roughest and toughest owl baby of the season! (Recently released)
Releasing bunnies I raised by tube feeding.
Meatball, an orphaned groundhog.
First meeting with our new educational owl.
Fox kit brought back from death by CPR. (Almost ready for release.)
My first patient of the season.
We will treat about 5000 animals this year, so this is just a tiny sample of what I get to be a part of. Thanks for the API lockdown, Reddit! And thanks again to everyone here! 🦉❤️
today i learned - for stuff that you learned today
showerthoughts - for stuff that you spontaneously thought of (non-political)
uhm ... all the transfem communities?
oh and what makes them special: you can learn new things easily :p so it's like "microdosing knowledge"
I love ![email protected] because theyre just so freaking cute! Ohh and ![email protected] cause who doesn't love owls?!
![email protected] gives me my Reddit drama fix.
![email protected] because I made that and the original Reddit one and it makes me happy seeing some of the beautiful yards people have.
![email protected] is nice. Need some uplifting content. And I always read it in the Professors voice so that makes me smile.
Oh, [email protected] is great too
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because trans joy :3