Tiny Baby Stoat Has The Best Reaction When She Meets Someone Like Her | The Dodo Little But Fierce

I found the statistics of a missing

baby

. She normally she would be in a litter, maybe six seven eight, they gave her milk

when

she was

little

. It was a really delicate operation. She only opened one eye, which indicates that she is five weeks old, as you can see. She's got a really fat tummy in there, so she's got her own

little

sleeping bag in here and she's going to be nice and cozy in there. Her whispers are going very well, she's going very fast, now she's good, it's time for a bigger enclosure for her. Get out there and she'll have a whole new little world to explore, here we go, she's getting braver, the main thing she likes is human company, that's something we have to change, I kind of feel a little sorry for her.

Since she doesn't have playmates yet, we are always looking for another feeding kit that has gone missing and if we find one, we will do our

best

to reunite them. Someone contacted me from Norfolk and they found a fed

baby

. in the garden and with a few phone calls and a bit of driving, they actually have their babies looked after here, so over there we are exactly the same age to whisper, this one is quite shy and her name is Stuart Stewart it's a girl and I'm going to explode. She comes in now with a whisper and we'll see what happens.

Neither of these have seen the state before because they were both found with their eyes closed, so this is going to be a really exciting moment. Here comes just having a little peek and we've got a whisper exploring in the back, I'm sure this is going to work, that's right, they've been there less than half an hour together and, uh, we've got them playing, they've given Realize that they now have a playmate, which they are. just great, they're getting very active now that they're escalating the fights that they're playing, they're really ready for the next part of their development, which is getting out to the launch pad, okay, that's it, we've got two, uh, two . seals here now and we're just going to walk into the enclosure, so I'm going to put the stoves in the nest here, but you have a lot of places to explore here, we have the dry stone wall here, so we have a little nose poking out here, for what they are really looking forward to.

Stewart was cautious, he simply poked his head over the wall and sniffed the air, while the much safer whispers became louder and louder as he explored a new enclosure over the next few days. I was more confident and started playing in this venue, which is just fabulous to see. It was cool to see some rivalry between the two kids. They whispered that they had some food and a hungry Stewart tried to steal it. I even built them a pond. It was absolutely brilliant watching them swim. playing and fighting in the pond and now I'm pretty sure they are ready for their next stage which is life in the wild, she was the first to appear sniffing the entrance, finally she takes her first cautious steps towards the wild rustle and Stewart he stayed. in and around the enclosure for about a week before leaving for their new life in the wild.

It has been an incredible experience to be a part of these young Stokes' lives and I look forward to catching up with them in the future.