I find the BABY SQUIRREL I rescued but discover the unexpected

Comments · 863

• DA

  @DaniConnorWild · 2 years ago · pinned

  The comment or question (for the upcoming Roo Q&amp;A video), with the most thumbs up will win a free fine art print from the Roo collection. Thank you so much for the continued love on this series! I really wanted to make them special so it&apos;s taken some time to edit. Last update - the crowdfunder will go live in a few weeks (still confirming all the details). <br>Squirrelly wishes,<br>Dani

  155

• EL

  @ELCADAROSA · 2 years ago

  Maybe Roo would recognize Dani if she wasn&apos;t wearing the heavy coat &amp; hood?<br>But Roo being fully wild is indeed the best outcome.

  110

• MA

  @malcolmginns4018 · 2 years ago

  I am an ecologist and keen wildlife photographer who caught Lyme disease whislt doing surveys. &nbsp;The disease has left me disabled, and as a result I am severely restricted in my ability to undertake surveys or wildlife photography. &nbsp;I discovered this channel a year ago whilst in my hospital bed and I cannot thank you enough for the inspiration and therapeutic value it has provided. &nbsp;Thank you Dani.

  639

• CA

  @CarolGeorgia24 · 2 years ago

  You should win a video award for the Roo series! &nbsp;It was awesome and touched people around the world.

  448

• NI

  @nicolalang5603 · 2 years ago

  The ears! The tail! The FLOOF! So lovely to have a Roo update ❤

  213

• BO

  @bobdinitto · 2 years ago

  When I was a young teenager our cat brought a baby squirrel home in its mouth. The squirrel was still alive and my parents raised it. Eventually it became too big to stay in the house and they let it out in the yard. It climbed a tree and live there. Occasionally we would call it and it would come down and visit us.

  37

• GI

  @gilbertogodoy · 1 year ago

  Animals are pure souls. Some of them are lucky enough to find guardian angels like you. Congratulations.

  9

• TR

  @Trish12303 · 2 years ago

  I teared up when you discovered Roo and that she has been there with you all along. I have loved following along with the story of her rescue and release. Thank you so much for sharing your journey with her with the rest of the world!

  61

• RO

  @roter_milan · 2 years ago

  Though it breaks a small part of my heart to hear that she doesn&apos;t recognize you I&apos;m so glad that she is fine and I think it is a great outcome of Roo&apos;s story.

  33

• MO

  @Model_dan · 2 years ago

  With Roo being a female, not only did you save her, you saved all the kits she will have and all the generations after.

  312

• HA

  @Hachi6K · 2 years ago

  I&apos;m so glad Roo is around! &nbsp;Perhaps she felt abandoned whilst you were gone on your 3 month trip but it still feels like home so she&apos;s around? &nbsp;What you&apos;ve done for Roo is uniquely special and I think it&apos;s a very natural and human thing to do to want to save an injured or orphaned baby animal. &nbsp;The fact that you never forgot that Roo needed to remain wild is the most important thing you could have done for her and you did successfully release her back into the wild. &nbsp;Thank you Dani for renewing my faith in humanity as being kind and empathetic! &nbsp;Truly spectacular job!

  69

• UL

  @ulrichjunker463 · 2 years ago

  Three months must be a long time in the life of a squirrel. So it is not that surprising that Roo has changed during this time. But she stayed close to your home. So it is her place. This hasn’t changed.

  39