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- Äas pĆidĂĄn 23. 11. 2020
- Now she eats breakfast with the dogs on the porch đ„°ïž
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The "lay in the middle of the road to get adopted scam" has been passed down for generations in her family! đ
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Ahahaha totally underrated comment. Really needed a laugh today, thanks âïž
RIP to Auntie Prickles & Uncle Fluff who never made it 'cause they got their bluffs called by a couple'a trucks....
Best comment I have seen today. Well done sir đđđ»
yea, and although undocumented not illegal...
Wild animals are sending volunteers out to study this "pet" arrangement the cats are always bragging about.
This made me laugh! I can JUST see that happening!
@@stockwellsantley6606 Maybe I should shop it to Pixar.
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Hilarious! đđđ
Cats: "HA! Look at you stupid wild ones, spending your entire day looking for food while we get it served right to us and can do whatever we want with all of this amazing free time and housing that you plebs don't have."
Groundhog: "Challenge accepted! Oh look a hoo-man, time to try this friendship stuff."
We don't pick our pets, they pick us. What an honor for this woman.
Imagine being chosen by a groundhog as family. Iâd be honoured. Sheâs adorable
I wonder if this ground hog wasn't maybe a relative of this family and was reincarnated. Hmm I guess we will never know.
âšđ Perfectly spoken
Come get my groundhog he is looking for a family
Absolutely đŻ %
My thoughts
"Screw this. When I wake up tomorrow I'm going home with the first human I see."
smart move.
Well it seems accurate XD there are few explanations for this groundhog's choices in life XD it does seem the most accurate is that the groundhog wanted to be a pet/companion specifically to this woman XD bless her and her husband for accepting love in all its forms
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I hope it's a good human!!!
:)
Thanks for the laugh haha :D
They're fascinating creatures. On our property, we've seen many generations over the past 5+ decades. They have separate summer and winter burrows. They seem to be most active around dawn and dusk. But, it's quite a treat to catch them sunbathing on a beautiful day.
That's great info, thanks! How long do they live? Can you identify any of them as individuals? Do they let you approach them?
sorry guys i hate those bastards
You are so lucky. That sounds so dang cool.
@@markmack2746 I'm currently on baby watch. The adults have been actively readying their summer burrow. It's so much fun to watch when little ones start venturing out with their mom. They will spend months occupying about a 1/4 acre of my property. Once late Fall sets in, they will relocate to the winter burrow. In between the Summer and Winter burrows, some skunks, about 4 years ago, decided to make their own burrow. As the skunks seem to be more nocturnal, I've only caught some quick glimpses. But, I definitely know they're present. Sometimes, if I get too close to the den with my mower, they emit a strong odor..
The way they eat makes me giggle every time I watch
So adorable.....and I love that you can hear her munching in her snacks! What a compliment to have such a cool little creature love you.
That's one thing that thrill me about them, they just chew with reckless abandon and they never stop chewing
This little guy says âlisten lady, get me the hell out of these woods, I been out here for a long time and Iâm tired. Show me the comforts of domesticityâ
đđ€Łđ€ŁđđŸ Exactly
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lol,Rightâ€ïž
Yeah why should only Dogs and cats get the high life.
@@GrumpyCat-mw5xl lol, exactly đ€Łđ€Łđ€Ł
"You! You are now my family."
"Wait, what? I don't remember ever..."
"Shhh. Don't make this difficult. Which one's my room?"
Lmao, underrated.
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Simply,hilarious!!.I really loved your comment!!. :-) !!!!. Greetings!!. :-) !!!.
Thatâs what I call determination
đđđđđBrill!!!
She imprinted with you so quickly that it was a bond she didn't want to break hence her failure to thrive with the rehabilitator. Good job Momming it for wildlife! Cheers.
Absolutely amazing. What a sweet gift from God for these lucky people.
the shelter was trying to feed her pellets. she was like "where's the banana and broccoli? I can't eat this crap."
Stewie: "LMAO yo!...pellets come out of me...not go in (eyeroll)!"
LOL
Hey once you get used to a certain standard of living you canât go back to peasant food.
And now she's upgraded to a 5-star resort haha
đđ Wow. Nailed it!
While most people would agree wild animals are not pets, sometimes it's necesary to save their lives.
@A M
Exactly. They set up the perfect home for her. She gets to be free outdoors, yet able to be close to her adoptive parents. Had they of tried to hold her hostage indoors, Iâd of had a big issue with that!
This ones family not a pet
You can save a wild animals life without bringing it home as a pet. I'm sorry it's not a fog or cat. It's a groundhog.
@@amybaskall3472 The animals happy, nothing else matters.
@@amybaskall3472 and this video is about a groundhog that didn't want to be "wild". A groundhog that made some connection with this human and refused to be away from this lady. It may have a den under their porch, it also spends time with them, and it seems to only eats veggies they put out. That does not sound like a "pet" nor does it sound "wild", it sounds like a companionship with an animal that chose its human.
I'm glad to know that good hearted people still exists on this earth. Bravo for helping this precious little soul.
At least they're good to animals, if not to other humans.
i love how they still treat her like a wild animal with freedom rather than something they own, shes also the cutest thing ive ever seen
Exactly. They aren't property for people to use or own. And she was blessed with the chance to rescue one and share their lives.
The craziest part to me is she's not enclosed or forced to stay in any way but refuses to leave. crazy. i wonder if they go on vacation and come back if she'd still be there.
But they do own her, what are y'all yapping about
That is the most adorable thing ever!! She just knew ⊠that was her family!
So precious!! Thanks for making my day!âșïžđ
"She spends most of her time on the deck eating and laying in the sun and flop"..honestly, this groundhog is living my dream life!
Right? I was thinking the same thing. Nice house by the lake, Dog Cats better life then I have lol.
@@bretthughes8679 not all dogs and cats tho
T Martin lol!!
LMAO!!
Just the way my brother in law spends his days. Worthless piece of sh#%
"Your husband is going to kill me"
Husband: talks about her with love in voice, pets her, brings her breakfast
The wife? đ€
You'll find that a lot with guys, they tend to seem stone hearted but end up fawning over the pets the most in the end lol
Dad: We are NOT getting a groundhog!
Dad and the groundhog 2 day's later:
@@josephgold208
Now that's what a real man should be. Bravo Joseph, bravo! đđ»đ
Animals know a good person and you and your family have been chosen âšïž đ â€ïž
This couple is so blessed. She totally chose her family!! â€ïž
"She spends most of her time eating, she likes to lay in the sun and relax" Yeah, relatable.
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And *p l o p*
*Plop* is the most relatable for me lmfao.
Yep I was thinking the same thing saying.....ME TOO!!! LOL
and chew on broccoli. You chew on broccoli like that. :)
That is one lucky groundhog. Gets to live in the âwildâ yet looked after and fussed over.
Simply a smart groundhog. If the humans don't leave food out and pamper you then RELOCATE till you find the right home to live by.
What an Amazing story..
Actually itâs two lucky people who get to live with a wild groundhog. I believe Living with animals makes us better humans.
@Notifications off same
Uoemstiev mspuremin
Aw, looked like love at first sight for her new mom. She certainly chose well. What a great home and family. Her groundhog plop is adorable!
canât handle the level of cuteness
A human, a dog, a cat and a groundhog are chilling on the deck. How epicđ
I know, right?! Iâm smiling so big right now
That's my ideal family lol.
If this doesnât say Bolt idk what does
All we need is a priest and weâve got a joke.
I think its the best
2:00 "She coexists with our other animals."
- gives cat the great stank eye of death
hahahaha
I know this is a joke but that cats eyes definitely look like curiosity to me
First time you ever heard a groundhog HISSS at a cat.
LOL
yeah, groundhogs aren't know for sharing food, even with their young, lol
She's a beauty and knew that without her human mom she didn't want to go on.... So adorable! She had already imprinted with this lovely caring woman. I'm glad her and her husband decided to take her in and care for her. I also find it fascinating that the dogs stayed laying down next to her while she ate without bothering her. Amazing! Lol... đđđđ„°đ
She's living her best life. So glad you found her
I can only imagine that this groundhog was someone's "exotic" pet that they eventually abandoned. Wild animals almost never cuddle up to people like that, let alone follow them for help or not know how to do basic things for their species like burrow. She was at the exact right place at the exact right time for that little hog.
it looks young its mom could have died and it just hung around but it being a pet seems likely
That's exactly what I thought. I rehabbed wildlife in Florida before my health failed. I miss my little raccoons đą
Exactly!
That makes sense. She was lucky to find a new family like that then!
Yes. She was most likely a pet.
I dislike the sound of humans smacking while eating, but when this little girl does it it's adorable.
F you!!! You anti-human smacking.
@@bigman4407 CHILL! YOU DONT NEED TO SWEAR AT THEM! THEY WERE JUST SAYING THE GROUNDHOG EATING IS CUTE! GO USE YOUR ANGER SOMEWHERE ELSE!
@@kooldudeno-lastname I'm pretty sure "Big Man" was being sarcastic.
Indeed. That fat little rodent can seriously pack away the chow, right? Even then, she's got a mild activity heartrate of ~80 bpm. 'Bout the same as a human enjoying a slow Foxtrot at a party.
Agree.... love the chomping away. Lol
She's absolutely adorable. I have watched this many times. And I am quite happy to watch it again.
She had you at hello. Bless her little heart. So glad she's having such a great life. Plop. đ
My guess would be that her mom got killed, probably by traffic, and this little one was lucky someone with a huge heart stopped and saved her from getting run over. This woman is so sweet.
I don't think so, I think she was maintained as a pet and was dumped. This why she is scared of cars and it's not of humans.
I agree with Daniel. I think someone took her in as a little baby and 'released' her when she got bigger, not realizing she had no idea how to care for herself in the wild.
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It was either separated from its family or a dumped pet because ground hogs live in small family groups and one that young would still be with its family
@@AnonymousBosch3158 I totally agree!
2:01 "She coexists with our other animals."
Cat: *well that's the funkiest dog I'VE ever seen*
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Cat: Smelling groundhog
Grounghog: WHAT YOU WANT MANE
hahah
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Love that comment..
It always amazes me how so many wild animals around us have such great potential for this type of intelligence and affection. Like I saw a woman who rescued a european starling and was able to teach it tricks and even how to speak. I never would have known they are capable of that. Just a good reminder to stay humble and kind when dealing with all animals.
How extraordinary! Somehow, that baby was able to sense the good in this lady! I love this so much â€ïž
It could also be that this groundhog used to be someone elseâs pet at some point and released in the wild. This may be why she was clinging to the nice lady. Itâs just nice that people loves animals. I love listening to human- animal relationships. đ
It was a baby
To LORIE: Yes, that sounds possible. Otherwise it seems almost impossible that an animal encountered in the wild would attach itself to a passer-by like that.
I was thinking the exact same thing.
I was considering brain trauma/head injury. But that she was dropped off seems to make more sense.
Probably at that age she either became lost or her mother was killed. And it was at just the right time to imprint on the next big thing to make her feel safe. But, who knows.
The groundhog probably imprinted on the lady and was like, i adopted you so we in this together. Lol
When a man tryâs to rob her he just bursts in with a groundhog sized minigun
When I imprint on some random woman and start following her around, all I get is pepper spray and a restraining order. Maybe next time I should try it while wearing my groundhog costume.
@@daisy9181 Probably not. This animal was a lost baby. It's mother may have been killed, and so it was left to wander. Baby animals don't really develop fear of humans until a certain age; But then again, this baby was found in the middle of the road- so it's possible that the cars screeching by her was traumatizing enough for her to imprint on the human that rescued her from it.
@@Mr.Ekshin lmfao đ€Ł
I had a co-worker who found an exotic bird in his yard. It bonded with him. He says, it has the personality that crazily is that of a male friend he once had, who had passed away. My co-worker is convinced that the bird is a form of a re-incarnation of that friend.
They look like a mix between a hamster and beaver so cute! đ
I have never heard it that well said before: that they humanize animals. These little animals they humanize animals. Enough said. I am hooked.
That escalated quickly from "I've never seen a groundhog before," to "oh well, you're too adorable to leave on your own so you are coming home with me."
I know right lol
would never happen with a purple-hair bipod...
@@ct4074 binod
I feel like that's a common tendency with these stray animal adoption videos, but it does sort of make sense. The people who record and eventually share these videos are usually people with an exceptional love for animals. So the threshold for adoption isn't really that high as they already have the facilities and basic knowledge to take care of them.
Well...that's how true, unconditional love goes sometimes!!
"How to make friends, Groundhog style":
1) follow the person everywhere
2) Do not let them leave you
3) make your home under their deck
4) enjoy your lifelong friendship
5) Teach them to feed you breakfast.
and eat Broccoli đđ
You miss most important point:- You need to be super cute đđđđđ
Super friendly cats are like this. I've had a random cat stick to me so much it got on the hood of my car as I tried to leave. It was somebody's cat but if I could have been sure otherwise it would have become my pet. :-P
dud that's basically stalking
..this is too cute, I seriously canât take it⊠Iâm soo happy you took the ground hog in
This is so precious!!!
I like how they kept her outside with her own build nests, like respecting that she's not a domesticated animal, but yet taking care of her and make sure the has food etc.
Same, I agree.
Yes this is very unusual but I fully support it. I am surprised how much groundhogs look like large squirrels.
@@saintjackula9615 I got squirrel with cat vibes and an appreciation for veggies and being social. Be awesome to have that happen to me, but I live in Texas, so too hot. Don't want to hurt one.
The end, her noises while she eats. Adorable.
Have you seen the channel about the groundhog that just showcases him eating?
Look up Chunk The Gtoundhog
I know. I can't stand it when people chew with their mouths open, but when cute animals do it, I can't stop smiling
Just like my late granny , may she RIP . The only person ever not annoying me making sounds while eating .
@@dreaminlayers SLOTH LOVE CHUNK!!
if I was s groundhog I'd want to live with you guys too. you and your house and your other animal friends are all awesome. xo â€
I might invest in a groundhog suit
@@enidrivero9582 and a shrink ray
Extremely cute, affectionate, friendly little critter đ.
I truly believe that animals can recognize a kind heart. You have been honored to be chosen by this little soul.
I rescue wild animals and I genuine love them so much I sold my company to go to vet school- btw, first year cancelled bc of corona... The ducks & turtles at our cityâs pond come to my dogs and I without thought. Iâm the only person in my city they will allow to touch them. The birds in our yard donât fly away. My hubs said heâs convinced they know that Iâm a human who will take care of them.
Do you include rats in this belief ?
@@thelimey351 why not?
@@offthewalla4717 A rat will come across another wounded rat and will start tearing it apart whilst it's alive - that's why.
@@thelimey351 I'm not sure what your argument is about. Wild animals are just that, wild. All animals react differently in a stressful situation be they tame or wild. Some attack and eat each other, others eat their young, and so on. It's life.
Since that groundhog decided to pursue that woman, I'm positive that animals are much smarter than we give them credit for being. So so adorable.
You just don't see the cases where animals follow the wrong person and get tortured and killed. Just seeing one side and then drawing conclusions is called survivor's bias. It's like "Oh, all of you soldiers survived this battle AND you all prayed to God/ate vegetables/danced before the battle? That means that you survived BECAUSE of it". Not taking into account that most soldiers who died might've done the same thing, but still got shot.
stfu bro you probably smell like heavily used pillows
@@solar0wind The perfectly negative internet troll strikes again. Happy Thanksgiving, jerk.
Pretty sure it was raised by humans and abandoned or something like that. I have seen that behavior with rabbits too, but with rabbits, it is easier to spot a "not wild rabbit" (color, size, etc)
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Oh my goodness, how precious!
That is an honor , to be chosen by an animal like that! They can sense things too :) Very sweet !!
That's just about as precious as it gets. I hope you're all still doing great đ
"Are you my mommy?"
*Sigh*
"I guess I am."
Yah...yah, that looks like mom....hahahaha
Wild animals stickin' to humans is a sign they need help.
She obviously did need help. Apparently she needed help being picked up and given snuggles!
It's a sign they have been brought up by humans. Nearly all animals learn that humans are the most dangerous creatures they know so they definitely don't seek humans for help unless they have been trained that help is what they'll get from them. Then they are usually killed.
@@chumleyk Being raised by humans isn't the only case. Being desperate is one of the main cases where animals will seek help from humans.
So true
Or they are rabid. Obviously not in this case, but rabies can make an animal appear friendly. Always been careful around wild animals.
I love this storyđ I watch it over and over.
People like those pictured in this video have a gentle energy that animals readily understand to be some form of compassion.
Groundhog: "I CHOOSE domestication!"
Wild Groundhog Won't Let Woman Go Home Without Her"
Aww so sweet. Everyday is Groundhog Day with Stewie.
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@@obekparedaniel5938 stop spamming
What an angel â€ïž
How gorgeous the way she eats. Love those cute comping, lip smacking sounds â€xx
Sheâs living the DREAM
man I was thinking the same thing. I don't wanna do anything other than chill at home and watch my animals eat!
Haha, True though!
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Other groundhogs living the dream can be watched at Chunk the Groundhog, on CZcams. Unlike this happy little girl, they are still pretty wild, and unpettable, but like her, they're very spoiled, as are the other critters in the neighborhood. They even have a picnic table and a fountain!
Cat is still sceptical....dog doesn't care.
"Relax, she's a bro!"
where the comments?
I..... donât get the joke?
@@zhangfiona3171 *chirp*
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@@zhangfiona3171 a typical cat bad dog good lame ass joke. probably an American so makes sense.
That is so awesome! It's obvious how happy the groundhog is. Thanks for sharing
Oh I love the fact of how you found her, and how your love for her happened. You can see in both your faces "pure love". So Beautiful. Once in a lifetime experience. Something you will always remember. She is precious. Bless your hearts, all of you.
She must have been a pet, look how indifferent she is to the other animals. I'm so glad you found her, she's adorableđŸâ„ïžđ€
I think so too she shows no signs of living outside she seeks a human to know what to do.
I think so, too. But I love these stories. đâ€
We have groundhogs in our backyard. It seems like the same one for years, but who knows?
They are so cute. They eat the dandelions and the fallen apples in the orchard.
I often get pretty close when I'm out working in the yard and they don't really mind.
But I've certainly never petted or brushed it! Lol what a treat.
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@@obekparedaniel5938 reported
Normally I'd be against interfering with wildlife, but this lil' one is existing outside and obviously needed help.
I agree. I had a squirrel like this when I was young, mother got run over so I raised him. We lived on the second floor of an apt building surrounded by huge oak trees. One limb came very close to our balcony, so I would let him out to run in the tree. Gave him the choice of being free or with us...he always came back at the end of the day. He would go and play on the tree for hours, then come running back inside. Great little squirrel.
My thoughts exactly, that and one rodent won't be missed? They are rodents? Cute little thing...
The important thing to remember is that no one really cares if youâre against it, you arenât some wildlife authority figure.
@@vf12497439Yes, groundhogs are members of the rodentia order, so rodents. They are classified as large ground squirrels (squirrels & chipmunks also being rodents).
@@ethanpoole3443 I think in our neck of the woods they are officially marmots and people call em rock chucks. Think that's the same lil guys. đ
The groundhog chose well - you were the perfect family for her! Like how you take care of many other animals and how your house is surrounded by nature.
I love how he eats ... those little smacking noises are as adorable as he is. â€
is it weird that one of my biggest pet peeves is people eating sounds, but when it's animals, I LOVE IT!
I hate it when people smack their lips while eating. Itâs disgusting
It's the weird breathing noises we make when eating that bothers me lol.
Or when someone is talking and they stop to swallow a mouth full of spit. blah!
And nursing babies
You should name your next animal "Peeve." Then you can tell everybody, "This is my pet, Peeve."
As ive heard
"The best animal companions are not always the ones we choose, but the ones that choose us"
I do believe you are correct on that one
Amen!
It's been that way for me!
Probably knows her from a previous incarnation
Last cat I had was from a "cat" house where there were a dozen or more scrawny, scraggly cats. He had to cross a busy street where a week or so later I saw a brother or sister of his flattened to death. "Whitey," about 7 months old, came over to my 3 year old, wound himself around Alex's legs and Alex said, "Kitty!" So we were stuck with him. Never used a litter box. Asked politely to be let out or let in, slept with Alex, lounged purring on the sofa or half on someone's lap. Lived for about 17 years after that. We fixed him, but he still had fights. Was 13 pounds of muscle and great balance. Would come when you called him... Nicest pet we ever had. Would bring me dead lizards and birds. I know he loved us. Respect!
That's so great that they took her in and had an open mind about taking care of her I would do it in a second!!!
Thank God you stopped and helped her. She would have never had made it. Thank you to you and your husband for then adopting her. We rescued a beautiful House Sparrow, that could not be released into the wild. He's our everything. He's our world. I love how you let her be outside but always are with her as family.
Kinda insane how quickly that groundhog made up its mind on what it wanted. There wasnât a plan B after it met her.
Looks like she was originally a pet that someone couldnât keep and just released
That would explain why wildlife rehab wasn't successful... They would have TRIED to treat her like wildlife because that's their job, it's usually in the animals' best interest
Was thinking the exact same thing actually. Definately makes more sense,also it didnât know how to burrow only nest,so that cld be why also. Thy didnât know what they were in for or how to look after one or train? Iâm with you on this. Bloody sad either way and cruel but with a lucky happy ending
@@elizabethmoore6913 stop spamming
stomp spamming
@@mrman_7052 Those are not their real names...they are everywhere...
this woman out here living my dreams- we have a momma and five baby groundhogs in our backyard that have been chillin- it's so lovely to watch them grow. this is such a beautiful little story
She picked the RIGHT FAMILY đ Great story!
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"She coexists with our other animals"
Shoots a glare when the cat gets near đ
They coexist but they're not besties đ
Dun dun duuun.
Many pets get nervous or even mad if you get too close while they are eating, I had a dog do this when I was young, he threatened to bite my hand if I was going to touch his face or food dish or especially his food! A wild animal would also be very quick to warn, "hey stay away from me and my food while I'm eating!" But this little guy is so sweet. First time I've seen a domesticated, somewhat, Groundhog. Best of luck to all of them, humans, pets, and new little buddy!
When I had cats, my rabit had constant diarea and was extremely agressive. Now there are no cats and she is like any other rabit.
I saw that too and laughed lol
Funny how she termed this groundhog a "wild animal." The little cutie-pie is apparenlty wild in only two ways: 1) wild about broccoli ; and 2), wild about her step-parents . lol
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Thats not a 'wild' animal. So much at home with dogs and cats. See how she settled on the lady's shoulder right from the start. So cute.
So trueđ
or mother run over, and she had no idea of how to raise herself.
@@reenakblas2307 oh so a groundhog is not a wild animal now? Since when?
Thank you for saving her. I'm sure the relationship will only get stronger with time. She is too precious!
That is simply adorable! Thank you for helping that beautiful lit baby have a safe loving homeâ€ïž
âThis is a disasterâ the only kind of disaster I ever wish for
Indeed!! Lol
Me too đââïž
Yep.
Sign me up!
Got one who lives under our shed. He would eat the pears from one of the trees in the yard, so we started giving him apples when the tree stopped dropping pears. Now, when he sees you, instead of running away, he'll come to you. He won't hand feed, (don't want to encourage that) but will get up to about 3 feet away and let you toss apples to him and then sit with you while eat chows down. Cool little guy!
The disaster that turned into a disney movie
Shes so cute. And she gets along with everyone. I want her. She's got a special personality.
I'm so jealous I wish I had one like her
Thank for helping that beautiful
Little girl. Much Respect.
I wonder if someone left a pet? She seems like she's unusually fond of humans.
That's what I wondered too...I am so glad she has a safe and forever home.
I think that's exactly what happened! I think whoever had Her didn't realize the responsibility and put Her out. Thank God for this Kind Lady
damn I didnt think of that yet
Everyone keeps saying she was already domesticated, but I've seen many stories of animals that just didn't have parents. It's natural for any creature to cling on to others that take care of it when they are young. I just believe that is the case, because almost nobody likes to keep Groundhogs. This is literally the first case I've heard of that happening.
I figured she picks and chooses her friends.
My dad had a groundhog as a pet for years. She lived under his deck. They are sweet.
Bless you people for taking this little groundhog in and thank you for sharing the video. We need more of this on CZcams.
OMG this is so precious đ I'm so happy you stopped for this little furry friend đ€ it does appear he thinks he's just another house pet đ so unusual but very very precious âșïž
Thank you for saving him đđ€đ
if wild animals ever figured out how easy it would be to get into someone's life and have them take complete care of you then there would be no wild animals.
Good point. People would be adopting elephants, horses, cobras, Lions, Tigers, Bears of ny
@@nosuchthing8 well, this is actually how we got to have dogs..... some wolves once said: "screw this, I get food easier around hoomans."
@@chaosgoettin true that. Domestic cats also.
But there were more comprehesiblen pathways. Dogs were good for hunting, cats for killing mice.
Vice-versa also. I pretended to be hurt and some deer drug me back home and raised me. They named me:
Buck...hahahahah
@@zzshopper9983 Please, see yourself out sir xD xD
If someone had told me this story I wouldn't have believed it. Beautiful, heartwarming.
The groundhog eating the farmers crops in front of his security cameras brought me here lol
Such a beautiful experience and so loving they know when they are loved and cared for back , thatâs why she wanted yâall to stay with she is very content â€ïž
My Grandmother had a woodchuck she would feed by hand back in the 60âs when I was a kid. Friendly and playful. It would follow me when I hiked in the woods of North Jersey.
That's pretty cool.
How much wood could a woodchuck chuck if a woodchuck could chuck wood?
@@armybeef68 As my Grandfather would say, about as much as you could, âgit woodââŠ.
You had a story book childhood
@@bea.of.ameadow8029 I have many fond memories of growing up.
Iâve got nightmares as well.
I'm thinking some other hoomans raised her till she was old enough to be let go, not realizing she didnt have skills to do her groundhog thing.... then she found this wonderful lady :)
Sheâs living the DREAM
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That's the first thing I thought too! đŠĄ
@@mirandabutler9766 same
I've had 4 of them and they usually attach themselves to one person in the family . This one was domesticated likely previously and was probably attached to a female person . That's how they are .
I love these stories. They make me cry and happy at the same time.đ
Amazing. Good on you for bringing the animal home and looking after it.
I wonder if she was raised by humans and then released in to the wild without much thought?
Yeah...it would seem....but she found a good home
This is the first thoughts struck in my mind, because she not afraid of human and even other domestic animals. Might be her previous experience helped to settle with human and other domestic living beings. God bless her long and healthy life.
Makes sense. Looking for a new human mommy and daddy....
That's a really good thought. I've had wild animals that would become attached to me if injured and needed help, or needed food, but eventually they go back to the wild with little coaxing needed. The fact that she completely bonded to this family and couldn't thrive without them makes me think it's all she knew.
So I don't actually think so because looking at her size, she couldn't have been that old, and groundhogs are not pet animals normally. It's more likely she imprinted on the lady here, possibly because her actual mom had died or she was abandoned.
It's called imprinting. She was a lost baby, and found someone to imprint on. Hope she stays safe from coyotes.
This isn't a baby though - so wouldn't it have been imprinted on someone other than the woman who found her?
This one was almost definitely not wild. She was way too relaxed/acclimated to being around a human to be wild. Probably taken in as a baby then dumped by a cruel bastard
Pat M The woman said it was a baby when she found it.
Lol, u watch too much twilight
@@jaypay8954 i call my 14 year old cat a baby
When an animal chooses you never let it go its destined to be with you .
Very special little life. Hers a busy girl. God Bless you folks for caring enough about other lives.
For some reason, she might have been taken care of as a baby and then released back into the wild without actually thinking that this animal was reliant on humans. I think she really is a pet! â€ïž
Ok, but why didn't she do well with the rehabber?
@@justmeprematee groundhog has been socialised to humans for too long, it's told old to develop the survival skills it would need to live a potential happy life in the wild.
Edit: and the rehabbers job is to make it so the animals can return to a natural life in the wild