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Sarah Ashley

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Green Ball Of ‘Mud’ On Wildlife Camera Turns Out To Be An Animal Needing Help

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By Sarah Ashley
| The Dodo Verified
In West Yorkshire, England, a homeowner recently checked their wildlife camera and spotted a hedgehog completely caked in mud. At least, they thought it was mud. Some sort of thick goop was making it difficult for the animal to move. For a week, the concerned homeowner watched the cameras before capturing the struggling hedgehog. The footage was black and white, so it was a shock to see that in the daylight, the animal was bright green.
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Woman Passes A Wet Cardboard Box On Her Way Home — Then A Small Head Pops Out

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By Sarah Ashley
| The Dodo Verified
Last fall on a cold, rainy day, a woman heading home from work passed by a quarry on the edge of an industrial town in South Africa’s Eastern Cape Province. The steep, rocky terrain typically kept visitors away, so the woman was surprised to see a cardboard box sitting in the quarry. Then, a furry head popped up, and the woman found herself looking into the sad eyes of an aging pug. The woman brought the dog home to get her out of the wet and cold, but wasn’t able to care for the pug long-term.
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Rescuers See Kangaroo Struggling With His Foot And Realize Something Is Wrong

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By Sarah Ashley
| The Dodo Verified
Last week, a homeowner in suburban Australia looked out their window to see a large kangaroo in their yard. This was not unusual — the kangaroo and his mob frequently visited the area. But this time, something looked strange. The homeowner noticed a black electrical wire wrapped around the kangaroo’s foot. For a few days, the homeowner monitored the kangaroo and watched the wire grow tighter and tighter. Concerned for the kangaroo’s well-being, they called a wildlife helpline.
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