You see, I have been left behind by my mama – she did the best she could, but she could not stay. I have been found and nursed to health by a flock of the ladies. However, there is always room for more.

I am here, in my forever home surrounded by affection and attention from Samantha, Chelsea W. and her mom and grandma. Why don’t you stop by sometime and maybe you will say yes?

Rescue sometimes arrives from where we least expect it, Josh N. and the Sloth Sanctuary.

Everybody knows doing yoga will help you balance your mind and your body and a beach ball on your nose.

The most crucial secret to yoga is not centering your chi, or finding your inner chakra, but the ability to look good in stretchy pants.

Pacific Harbor Seal pups at Marine Mammal Rescue at the Vancouver Aquarium, where orphaned and injured marine mammals are rehabbed and released.  Andy S. says, “this year all harbor seals are named after vegetables but with over 150 coming in this year, we ran out of veggies so you’ll find a few herbs and spices in there too. Underwater shot of Pimento saying hello, Rocket doing yoga, Cardamom trying to escape her tote at cleaning time.”

Full story, more pics at the Bangor Daily News.

My idea of a romantic evening is holding hams while watching Dukes of Hazzard reruns.

I am into high-pitched squealing noises and rubbing against fence posts.

Pam L. met this baby orphaned javelina at Big Bend Ranch State Park near Terlingua, Texas.

“Your tail says, “Yes!”, but your ears say, “nyerhe!”

Miriam S. sent in this baby squirrel orphan rescued by Second Chance Wildlife Center.

Full story at The Huffington Post.