Watch a rescue and release through the perspective of the rescuer

[Scathach]

Toronto Wildlife Centre (one of the largest wildlife rescue centres in North America) posted this video. I found I was holding my breath the entire time.

Nothing graphic and everything turns out OK.

http://torontowildlifecentre.com/watch-rescue-through-eyes-rescuer?utm_content=shirleermt%40hotmail.com&utm_source=VerticalResponse&utm_medium=Email&utm_term=Watch%20now&utm_campaign=White%20Squirrels.%20Fact%20or%20Fiction?content

Life is beautiful.

[Heather]

The release part of the video cracked me up: that skunk was ready and waiting for trouble! “One funny move, person with the camera, and you will regret it!” Poor little thing, it’s lucky that someone spotted it and called Wildlife Rescue.

[Kathleen]

Thank you for sharing 🙂

[Scathach]

The release part of the video cracked me up: that skunk was ready and waiting for trouble! “One funny move, person with the camera, and you will regret it!” Poor little thing, it’s lucky that someone spotted it and called Wildlife Rescue.

Yes, that was quite a performance! Too bad about the raindrop on the camera lens.

If anyone on the forum is in Ontario and wants to know more about the Toronto Wildlife Centre, they are having an open house Oct 21st. Their contact info in on the link with the video.

Life is beautiful.

[Falcolf]

Haha, the release is funny and I’m so glad they rescued that poor skunk! Thanks for sharing!

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Excellent!

[twindragonsmum]

Yay for wildlife rescue! The release was way cute!

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