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Ligyron

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6. Ah, gotcha.

Reply to jmowreader (Reply #5)

Sat Aug 18, 2018, 09:40 PM

Aug 2018

I was in Oklahoma once for training while in the military and those red squirrel were fairly common. Someone told me they were "fox" squirrel but I now see he was wrong. Red Squirrel they are indeed

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Rescue squirrel. And kitty helps: [View all] Kingofalldems Aug 2018 OP

I'm beyond squee. Solly Mack Aug 2018 #1

Well, if that isn't the sweetest thing. 3catwoman3 Aug 2018 #2

What a great story! Ligyron Aug 2018 #3

The long ears put him into the Red Squirrel catagory. pazzyanne Aug 2018 #4

I looked up fox squirrels, he doesn't seem to be one jmowreader Aug 2018 #5

Ah, gotcha. Ligyron Aug 2018 #6

northern WI red squirrels do not have tufts. think its a more middle US red fox squirrel. pansypoo53219 Aug 2018 #7

The ones in OK had ear tuffs and were quite reddish. Ligyron Aug 2018 #10

Tintin's website IronLionZion Aug 2018 #8

Cute, but is he litter box trained? n/t pnwmom Aug 2018 #9

Good question. Kingofalldems Aug 2018 #13

K&R for adorable! nt tblue37 Aug 2018 #11

Very cute. I gotta spend more time here. nt oasis Aug 2018 #12