Wildlife Sanctuary Rescues Two Baby Beavers And The Photos Are Absolutely Adorable
January 7, 2023
Newhouse Wildlife Rescue in Chelmsford, MA, is a safe haven for orphaned or injured local wildlife. Recently, they took in two orphaned baby beavers named Nibi and Ziibi.
Nibi arrived at just one week old, shortly after she was found wandering on the side of a busy road by herself.
Ziibi arrived at 5 months old.
The wildlife rescue has been posting the most adorable updates of the two beavers on their Facebook page.
Credit: Newhouse Wildlife Rescue / Facebook
Credit: Newhouse Wildlife Rescue / Facebook
Credit: Newhouse Wildlife Rescue / Facebook
Credit: Newhouse Wildlife Rescue / Facebook
Credit: Newhouse Wildlife Rescue / Facebook
Credit: Newhouse Wildlife Rescue / Facebook
Credit: Newhouse Wildlife Rescue / Facebook
Credit: Newhouse Wildlife Rescue / Facebook
Credit: Newhouse Wildlife Rescue / Facebook
Credit: Newhouse Wildlife Rescue / Facebook
Credit: Newhouse Wildlife Rescue / Facebook
Credit: Newhouse Wildlife Rescue / Facebook
Credit: Newhouse Wildlife Rescue / Facebook
Credit: Newhouse Wildlife Rescue / Facebook
Credit: Newhouse Wildlife Rescue / Facebook
You can support Newhouse Wildlife Rescue by joining their Patreon or by donating on their website.
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