A warm bed for every bebbeh! Wouldn’t that be a TERRIFIC thing? (Everyone nods their heads approvingly.)
Q: How do you save an orphaned bebbeh animal? A: Keep them warm!
The non-profit site Baby Warm.org just launched to donate incubators to volunteer homecare wildlife rehabbers who save orphaned bebeh animals in every community across the country.
Bebeh Beavers, Otters, Sqwerls, Birds, ‘Munks, Buns, Possies, Skunklets, Ducklings, and more.
If they don’t have a mom to keep them warm, an incubator is the next best place to rest their adorbs little noggins…
…so they can grow up healthy and strong…and make it back to the wild where they belong.
Baby Warm raises money for incubators- that’s all. Each incubator will be used for 10-12 years to keep hundreds of babies warm and healthy.
You can see on the site that there are 12 rehabbers listed at any given time and you can see what kind of animals they care for, read their story, and pick one to help out and chip in toward their incubator.
Got an email from Andrew Y. with this story- and it got me to thinking- “Hmmm, Swamp..Wallaby..Joeys. Didn’t we do this?” Well, we did, 
“Boyfriend and I adopted this runty rescue kitten. She purrs like a jackhammer and farts like a man.” -Airwrecka1789 on 
This…..is Mudslide.
And who’s happy to see the month of Nosevember? Kiko is! “This is Kiko. My 11 month old rescue 
So let’s make it a great one! “Hi there. Here is my Tock-tober submission,” says Rachel R. “I’ve been following C.O. for a while (it’s the first thing I look at every morning!) and thought this would be the purrrr-fect opportunity to introduce my kitties, Mr. Willy (L) and Ms. Billy June. I rescued them together because they wouldn’t leave each other’s sides at the shelter. As you can see are inseparable. I would be so excited to see them on C.O.!”
Don’t fret! This little critter is in good 
