Veterinarians rescued squirrels whose tails were tied in a knot (photo)
Animals come to life.
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Rehabilitation center for animals in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, saved five of the squirrels whose tails tangled in a knot.
Protein-mom used the stems and shreds of plastic bags to build their own home. A brood of five squirrels got tangled in them so that the vet barely managed to understand where whose tail.
Rescuers applied the anesthesia, and then slowly started to cut the stems. Veterinarians were afraid that the animals may be severely disturbed blood circulation.
Kids were able to unravel. Now they get well.
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