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In article >,
(TheAlligator) wrote:
> Katra > wrote:
> ><shiver> I've rehabbed baby possums...
> >Those creatures are chock FULL of parasitic worms here in the south!!!
> >I won't go into detail, after all this is a food list.
> >
> >I'd have to be starving to death to eat one, and I still might have
> >trouble keeping it down. :-P
> >
> >Just the thought... <ralph!>
> >--
> >K.
> OK, Katra. I just can't get past this one. You've "re-habbed"
> possums? I picture miniature scaffolding and lots of paint splatters.
<grins> My family and I do some volunteer work for Wildlife Rescue. :-)
Young possums are easy to keep and feed once they are weaned and it's
just a matter of letting them get large enough to be released safely. If
done right, they stay very wild!
I've also cared for injured adults (which can be dangerous if you are
not careful!) and I've wormed them as part of their care.
'nuff said. :-P
Kat
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