Donations needed to help baby squirrels left in crumpled bag in Stratford
Stratford Animal Control says the baby squirrels were left in a crumpled paper bag outside of their door.
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Aug 26, 2023, 12:29 AM
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Updated 493 days ago
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6h agoDonations are needed to help a couple of abandoned baby squirrels.
Stratford Animal Control says the baby squirrels were left in a crumpled paper bag outside of their door.
Animal Control says they took them in, warmed them up, fed and hydrated them.
The squirrels are headed to a wildlife rehabber, which is said to be costly.
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