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I’m glad the baby got rescued! My human’s boyfriend has a family of 9 baby squirrels at his desert house.
How did you ever see it? How did you ever rescue it? Inquiring minds want to know, and terrier instincts want to catch! XOX Xena
Oh, what a great daddy to come to the rescue.
Good save for that little sweetie.
Aww, so cute! We are thankful Dad Tom was there to save that little one.
What a cutie pie this Chipmunk iss!
Wee have a mew Chipmunk named Chico here this yeer 😉
Guud Luck littel Chippie there.
**nose kissess** BellaDharma an ((hugss)) BellaSita Mum
Aww..very cute. XO
Cute, cute and cute. Dad Tom did a very good thing returning this cutie pie back where it belongs.
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Have a fabulous Wordless Wednesday. Scritches all around, a smooch to Cooper Murphy and Sawyer and a big hug to mom. ♥
wavez two ewe wee dood…hay, due ewe noe Alvin !!?? 🙂
Wow, how great that Dad Tom could save that little cutie.
The Florida Furkids with love and whisker kisses to Sawyer from Noelle
Aw, so cute. I’m glad Dad Tom stopped it from getting into any trouble. ~Ernie
Wait a minute!
How the heck did Dad Tom catch a baby chippy?
They move SO FAST!
I’m amazed.
What a dear and sweet sight, Me and Mommy love chipmunks. We always have families of them here where we live.
Oh what a little cutie! Good for Dad Tom, keeping it away from the street!
SOOOO tiny – but curious to explore his world. However, crossing a street is NOT a good way to begin!! Thanks for rescuing him. Hope they are being cared for by Mama Chippy….
Hugs, Pam and Teddy too
We don’t have chipmunks in the UK. Just as well, I get cross enough with the stoopid squirrels which pinch the bird food – that’s MY job! From Toffee Cat
What a cute lil dude! Thanks for taking care of it.