This man raised an opossum. Now he thinks they are smarter than dogs.

This man raised an opossum. Now he thinks they are smarter than dogs.
Check out Lil Miss' story: / sillydillyanimalsanctuary
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[@zanderwhitcroft]

Always remember: An animal or pet may be a small part of your life, but for an animal you were their entire life...

[@BFKAnthony817]

That is one way to put things into perspective. Blue Whales live up to 250 years, now that is crazy for any mammal! Normally you hear of reptiles like Tortoise and American Alligator Snapping Turtles which live so damn long. But for a mammal it is rare. I guess it isn't always the larger something is the longer it lives, look at poor Great Danes vs Chihuahuas life spans and it is 5 years average for Danes, and chihuahuas can live up to 20 years! So biology is crazy sometimes.

[@feath3rs]

@@BFKAnthony817 mate no one's having a whale as a pet

[@BFKAnthony817]

@@feath3rs No, I said that puts things into perspective what he said. We are long living animals, but there are much longer living ones which is why I mentioned it. Some things outlive us by centuries. That is what is mind blowing. Yes we outlive most of our pets by many untold generations, but some other creatures like the Greenland Shark can live up to 400 years. That is really extraordinarily long.

[@feath3rs]

@@BFKAnthony817 tardigrades are basically immortal aren’t they

[@BFKAnthony817]

@@raindogred You are twisting their words. That is not even what they were meaning. They were saying compared to the long lives of humans that live on average around 80+ years and dogs and cats and most other pets that rarely live for more than a few years or 20 if lucky, they are a small percentage of your total length of life. They didn't mean they were not important to them.

[@Mr.sillyDilly]

I am the guy in the video and am always overwhelmed by the support and love from so many. I recently lost my momma after being her caretaker from battling cancer, and reading sweet comments helps me in more ways then I could have imagined. These comments have made it easier for me during our journey and even now. ❤

[@anonime9628]

I am sorry for your loss. Sending you warm wishes of peace and comfort. I hope you will be rewarded for your good deeds

[@tigershemamountain5204]

I am so sorry for your loss. Know that she is watching over you. Cats too! Bless you so deeply for the work you pursued to do. Thanks for the video.

[@Notturnoir]

Bless you for being a gentle caretaker

[@wintersanctuary]

You are a very, very special soul. Sending love and strength to you xxx💜🤍💛

[@edwardwritt3820]

❤

[@themoonlitquill]

I didn't realize they were so short-lived. To be so cute, and to bless the world with so much cuteness for so short a time seems tragic. Lil' Miss will be missed ❤

[@koreyb]

They were among the first mammals in the world and they had to deal with so many reptilian predators that natural selection focused their genes more on reproduction and not longevity. Google "R-selected species" for more information about why they have such short lives.

[@ILikeMyPrivacytbt]

I know, even rats can live for 4 years.

[@lauriegentry7764]

My thought exactly. Too cute, too soon gone💔

[@michaelgibbons1277]

@@randall-flaggwhat 😭

[@andromedazen]

​@@randall-flaggwtf😂😂

[@RevanJJ]

Ugh that ending hit like a ton of bricks but I’m glad ppl saw this. They aren’t a threat, aren’t infected with rabies, and clearly can be loving. RIP you sweet, smart animal.

[@mellow5123]

And they eat ticks.

[@snonyabeeswax]

for that alone they need to be pampered like royalty ticks are the worst

[@beethao9380]

hypocrite. I'm sure you really believe that they're a threat, infected with rabies, and not loving. But since you wanted attention on youtube you said the opposite.

[@investigativeoutcomes9343]

they also eat feces. @@mellow5123

[@ASMRyouVEGANyet]

They're incredible animals.

[@kevinbautsch]

I had no idea their lifespan was so short. How very sad. What an incredible story. What a nice fellow this guy is.

[@lorraineclark4413]

Their lifespan in captivity is usually 3-4 times longer. She may have had a health issue.

[@hans4627]

Nice pfp

[@kandijaimz]

@@lorraineclark4413 the oldest recorded captive opossum was four years and five months, in the wild however one would be lucky to live to twelve months.

[@Macky4941]

In the wild they only live 1-2 years on average but in captivity they can live 4-5 years.

[@serbian_nationalist14]

@@kandijaimz just like moths. Beutiful and amazing but sadly live so short... poor babies.

[@byrongilbert3720]

one of natures biggest mysteries to me is why these adorable creatures age so quickly. their metabolism is so slow that they dont even get infected with rabies. its so sad that a species would suffer like this. cudos for the guy that took her in. you are a kind spirit.

[@GeekRex]

Actually, the rabies thing is because of their body temperature. It is very sad indeed. Especially for one that was living in captivity.

[@michaeldavid6832]

Their short lives increase the rate of adaptation because new generations occur extremely frequently. They can have 20 generations of offspring in one generation of human time. There's a trade-off for a long generational cycle -- less genetic adaptability. Since humans perform most of our adaptation to environment at the social level, we don't require many genetic generations to adapt. Animals with less complex brains or more stable environments don't require as high a generational frequency.

[@msplacebo-246]

Some say that we're here on this earth to learn to love and because animals have such pure spirits they don't need be in this "school" as long as humans do.

[@daisybuchanan8205]

@@msplacebo-246 that's so accurate and heartwarming in a special kind of way.

[@daisybuchanan8205]

@@michaeldavid6832 thanks for the thorough explanation, you seem like a biologist from the way you analysed it.

[@bitsmart...]

this is the HELL on earth! you barely get a relation with an animal and they pass away! leaving us with pain, loss, missing ... TEARS!!!

[@maryannewilliams1391]

I found a baby on the road. Took her home and raised her. She was so sweet and never was mean. Sat on my shoulder and drank iced tea. I still miss her😢

[@martynBVT]

It's so sad that they only live for a few years

[@Dirk_Strider]

@@martynBVT "A few" is a lot longer than they live. They're elderly and usually die at 1, and if they make it to 1.5 or 2 it's almost unheard of. Rats have the same short lifespan. It's really unfair.

[@henrikbuchholz1983]

@@Dirk_Strider our rats got to like 4 years old in general

[@stphndrn]

She was like 9 hours in the wild and thought to herself " yup that's enough" 😂

[@vaporean_boylove.0w083]

"I want my dad! DAAAADDDD!!!"

[@scottfleming128]

Had a crow did the same.... After a day ... Found our house and was like....what the hell!

[@mjg1544]

9 hours when you live a year compared to a human is like being gone for 3 weeks. It’s like a child being abroad on a summer vacation for 3 weeks.

[@scottfleming128]

@@mjg1544 very true!! Haha!! Not to mention .... Free room and board, good food. Who wants to pass that up?

[@charlesreid9337]

absofuckinglutely not jesus. Possums are very very well adapted to the wild. They are NOT adapted well to being pets. Hence why it is DEAD

[@nitsuix]

1-2 years....that's just tragic. I'm convinced that animal caretakers, like this guy, are the toughest people on this planet, because they have to raise and bond with all these animals, knowing one day they'll have to go, one way or the other.

[@trickzzz0]

nah caretakers at nursing homes or hospitals

[@Romek-zo4og]

there are insects who exsist just to die the next day also i agree with you

[@edenmarble8048]

@@trickzzz0 Man screw those folks, animals and their caretakers are waaaay better.

[@ooxds1416]

@@trickzzz0 I know people who works as caretakers they hate their jobs. From the system behind it to some of the patients. You won't believe how disrespectful old people can be when their life is in your hands.

[@Crusader1815]

Yeah, that's a really short time on this earth for a mammal. Foxes also have short life spans... 5 years or so.

[@satomiwa]

Damn...this made me cry. I love opossums, and I didn't know their lifespan was so short. That's not fair. This man's cool, I want to be his friend.

[@fml3131]

I understand how you felt for I feel the same. Wished they could live longer.. like 10 years at least

[@joemars41]

I had no idea the oppossum lived short lives. All the animals he rescues and cares for is incredible. Takes a dedicated and special person. Lil Miss was too cool. RIP 🎉

[@BiggieTrismegistus]

In my experience watching opossums the females will usually make it to around 2 years and I saw one who made it three. It's the males who rarely make it much past a year.

[@kennydemartini2169]

I've befriended a mouse at work. It started when I would occasionally see him run across the window sill. After I found where his hiding spot was, I would leave some crumbs outside for him. Now when I walk by there, I will see these beady eyes looking at me, letting me know he is hungry. He eats from my hand know, sometimes nibbling away, and sometimes he'll take the food and run. I also leave a bottle cap of water for him. he enjoys that.

[@victoriabiggs2633]

Mr Bojangles? Great pp btw.

[@e.conboy4286]

Kenny, God bless you.

[@cariko]

You better take it home or something before some asshole puts down a glue trap. If you care about that mouse you don't want to see what that glue trap will do to him/her

[@vision821k4]

Update: You are now playing board games, like MouseTrap with it now.

[@rodgough4581]

your a kindred spirit kenny...when i was young we rented a ski house for a couple years in the country. when this bunch of young people moved in there was a mouse that lived in the house. we treated it like a room mate and fed it some of our food at mealtimes, had its own bowl on the floor. nobody thought anything of it but we had to warn guests not to hurt it. we got some funny looks lol...it was still there when we left. just another one of gods creatures...

[@chibirulo]

The world would be a better place if we had more people like this guy.

[@bluenomadbruh]

I agree. If we all helped a bit, the difference would be huge.

[@Littlestaxolotl]

Instead, be like that guy

[@Littlestaxolotl]

@@Aufbleiben no u, I’m already a foster dad for dogs lol

[@Aufbleiben]

@@Littlestaxolotl Hey, my hamster had a great life

[@JS-co4ug]

Yes, that was my first thought as well. This so so rare in this world that humans show any compassion or respect for other living beings.

[@TheDruDogg84]

Man I got nothing but respect for this kid. What a amazing human being.

[@onyx3646]

Are you calling a grown man "kid"?

[@Pheus11]

Hes an old man

[@lumethecrow]

He definitely looks middle aged

[@lennarthagen3638]

Why call him a kid? Explain yourself.

[@cdfdesantis699]

Possums get such a bad rap, but they're really gentle, meek creatures. So glad this kind person gave this one a good life.

[@codexnoir8824]

I’m ashamed to admit that I didn’t know their lifespans were so very short. They’re so cute

[@Allan_aka_RocKITEman]

Same for me.

[@McMushTrippy]

Wait, how long do they live for? :(

[@jaffacalling53]

@@McMushTrippy Like 2 years maximum.

[@mightylove3591]

It’s 1 to about 4 years Don’t feel shame for that or anything - lol

[@davekiddie4467]

E gad

[@raffyc66]

My God! This is the most wholesome thing I’ve seen all year. 1 to 2 year lifespan?!? That is just heartbreaking.

[@kaitlyn8356]

Yeah I didn't know that either. .,.. absolutely so so heartbreaking

[@gregorylapointe4157]

I've heard they make good pets but if you are a person who gets really emotional over the passing of a pet, opossums aren't for you as they do have a very short life span. Seems a cruel trick of nature.

[@artisticendeavors5076]

I had one for 8 years! They can live a long time if properly cared for.

[@gregorylapointe4157]

@@artisticendeavors5076 From everything I've read, you were very lucky!

[@flatnotes]

@@gregorylapointe4157 similar to rats

[@om-nj2hw]

This guy is living the dream. Lucky him, and all the animals he helps.

[@RJinthematrix]

I was not prepared to learn she only lived a year. Thank you, Dylan, for all that you do.

[@ethanspaziani1070]

Awwwh

[@kitsulu8576]

Common opossums only live to be about 1 -- 2 years maximum.

[@Candyy248]

Why did I even read this :(

[@TOPMOSTPOP]

@@kitsulu8576 wow

[@nunyabusiness8441]

Chances are, it was death by car like every other one you find on the road.🤷

[@cassandrahepp6445]

I had a male. He was so tiny when I got him my vet actually told me he wouldn't live but I couldn't just give up on him. I called him "little bit" because he was barely anything and I didn't want to "name him" because I didn't think he'd survive (completely hairless, completely pink, mouth still sealed except for a tiny hole in the front, maybe 2 inches from nose to rump). I took care of him around the clock. It was weeks before I finally even considered the possibility that he might live. But he did. He was so affectionate and cuddly. He'd run to me the minute I got home from work. If he was napping he was in my lap. He was so completely trusting. More than any animal I've ever enteracted with. I only had him for 3 years (most opossums don't live that long) but I absolutely loved that opossum.

[@mmmgy9727]

Thank you for ur story.

[@AG-nc7wj]

It's so sad that opossums don't live very long up to 3 years. It's sooo adorable !

[@cassandrahepp6445]

@@AG-nc7wj it definitely makes you appreciate them when you have them though. You know your time is short so you make the most of it. It's been nearly 10 years since I lost mine and I still miss him. He was a complete cuddle bug and I'm grateful for the time I had with him.

[@moperson1]

So cute

[@mo6152786]

Do you have videos you could share?

[@chrislaws4785]

My sister is an animal rehabilitator and she raised an opossum from the time it was a baby. The thing was EXTREMELY smart, it would sit on her shoulder, play with her kids as if it was a dog or a cat and never bothered to bite any of them. She just recently had to give it to another rehabilitator because she was moving and it nearly broke her heart to do it.

[@Blindsyde5762]

You gave her a wonderful possum life. You're a good soul ❤

[@loganentertainment1814]

Even though this opossum only lived for a year, this man gave this little guy the best life it could ever have.

[@chrisbustos1431]

Girl*

[@nhunka44]

The way you phrased it is so inspiring, I never thought of animals that way. We are basically immortal to them. They know us all their life and we hardly age while we see them turn from pup/kit into an adult and then finally watch them pass.

[@precisionbrown6829]

@@chrisbustos1431 little guy is guy or girl. 😊

[@tyreesneed]

id like to know how it died. if it was living with him it should have lived alotttt longer than a year

[@precisionbrown6829]

@@tyreesneed they don’t actually live that long 💓

[@janetc3930]

It’s a shame she didn’t live longer. She did it her way though and was with her true love. RIP lil Miss.

[@alexderavin1]

my thoughts exactly

[@bulldogneon]

💔

[@mariaragonese2543]

She lived as long as she possibly could. Most opossums don't live that long.

[@alexderavin1]

@@mariaragonese2543 such short lives - most animal species the same size typically live longer. but she lived the best life she could have :)

[@bulldogneon]

@@mariaragonese2543 so unfair, why can't we trade her longevity for hillary's?

[@lisamatheson3831]

Thank you for being a credit to the human race!!! Your compassion for this little angel and for all the animals you rescue is just so wonderful and special!!!

[@ovirago8314]

Nothing more heartwarming than seeing a man be so tender, gentle, attentive and silly!!! Lil Miss was such a lovely little lady. I’m so happy they had their special bond. He is a very special man.

[@jader1us]

I literally cried when he said that she passed away a year later. She lived a happy life. :)

[@thunderkitty8245]

Me too

[@vickicherney9479]

I'm still crying

[@wasa6175]

Meet toooo.

[@romarjohnbukiron5867]

Same,,,

[@thegoaldrivenmale]

😑

[@debbieschultz9768]

I had no idea their life span is so short or that they can bond with humans. Lil Miss was a great friend to have, even if it wasn’t a long time together. ❤️

[@onion6foot]

Yes, that's kind of shocking their lifespan is so short.

[@BayouFrog]

Ditto. I was like, "That's it?"

[@ralphreinhardt6020]

Yeah, I thought it would be at least 5 or 6 years. Shocking how short their lifespan is.

[@thetwistedsamurai]

I will never understand why their lifespans are so freaking short, it’s really unfair. Skunks and raccoons also have pretty short lifespans. All 3 are some of my favorite animals, so that factoid always makes me very sad :(

[@KillTheCupcakes]

@@thetwistedsamurai I just googled it. Skunks and raccoons have longer lifespans than opossums in captivity.

[@lisaswope4380]

Yes! Wild animals, domesticated animals, and human animals have a lot in common! A decent human is a compassionate human!

[@pathavingfun]

We rescued a baby possum and she lived with our family till age 1 and a half. We named her Pandy and she was super friendly and kind. Possums are a special! ❤

[@iototio3263]

What a treasure of a man Dylan is. Not many like him around unfortunately. He brings light to this dark and cruel world.

[@vapecat1982]

I mean give me 10 acres and i'll do it

[@damienholland9244]

Hm, not so sure about that I feel like most of humanity appreciates and likes animals. Our problem is lack of education and short-term thinking, combined with the greed of evil / rich people, leading to the extinction of so many creatures across the world.

[@321scully]

@@vapecat1982 me 2! I'd be happy with one acre.

[@tompa3537]

That's a very pessimistic outlook. The world is safer than it's ever been.

[@Sunshine-yl4vx]

He is precious. An angel on earth. 😇

[@EVALLOYD]

I had no idea that opossums had such a short life span. How heartbreaking it must have been to say goodbye to her. Suppose we can take comfort in the fact that she was one lucky opossum to have known only love and kindness all through her short time with such a great "Dad".

[@christopherstein2024]

Yeah it's really weird for an animal that large

[@mightylove3591]

It’s one to about 4 years give or take -

[@luciuscorneliussulla5182]

Ditto. I thought a decade or more would be its lifespan.

[@einienj3281]

Me neither.. I thought they live as long as dogs..

[@amberm2777]

When they are in captivity I guess it can double that but it's no guarantee

[@chrecastagneto6661]

Beautiful pictures.. so hard to say goodbye😢, trust me, I know, but the time you had with her was priceless!

[@jackhughesbooks]

In a crappy old world this was an inspiring and heartwarming story. Thank you

[@0000moz]

This was a heartwarming story. I can’t believe they have such short life spans. What a spectacular animal. I adore animals.

[@honestwithmywordshughes3783]

Pretty Spectacular Guy Too !!

[@dangre00]

A domestic opossum I'm certain will live much longer. Take feral cats; they will live 5-7 years, vs domestics living 18-20 years.

[@Bitterstone3849]

@@dangre00 a feral cats average age is 3 to 4 yrs due to injury's , disease , fights with other animals , starvation. Weather. The average house cat's age 12 to 13 yrs. I have many cat's and many more over the yrs 20 at one time and ferals also. Some die sooner some live longer. It's just what I've observed.

[@tinyvr7036]

We used to have many snails and slugs around here. With that, came the opposoms. They would eat the snails. I rarely see snails any more and not as many opposoms either🤔 ( Droughts?) Cute story. They're cute little critters. Thanks for sharing.

[@derekjones5234]

That's too short af a lifespan crazy

[@veemaxine5257]

The tears that ambushed me when we learned she only lived a year. My heart.

[@That1Chick]

❤❤

[@bensoncheung2801]

69th 👍

[@nickking1510]

I don’t think they have a long life span . Sad

[@SylvesterStaline.]

Well, you should instead think about it like once of the happiest opossum to ever live

[@RC-hv1yx]

It’s all relative. In the grand scheme of things our lifespans are little blips with respect to the age of Earth.. ~78 years, the average human age, vs. ~4.5 billion years, the estimated age of Earth. If those 4.5 billion were instead a year, our life would be like a nanosecond in duration. That creature lived a good ass life compared to 99.999% of his kind.

[@Raedwulf76]

This was a beautiful tribute to Little Miss. 🥲

[@TheCalibratedFox]

Such a sweet little thing she was! I rescued an elderly possum that had apparently been hit by a car. He had a huge scab. Got him inside, warm, and fed. On three different antibiotics. He was doing so well, until he just wouldn't eat. Broke my hert when he passed. I didn't realize they only lived a couple of years.

[@DicksonMaimouth]

RIP, Lil Miss. You experienced life from a perspective few opossums ever could. You lived a great life. Heck, many people would envy your lifestyle and the love you shared. Dylan should be proud.

[@Mr.sillyDilly]

Thank you so much for your kind words 🙏 ❤

[@1mol831]

Powerful owls rip possum heads off btw. Gruesome…

[@WaiferThyme]

I had the intense joy of fostering 2 baby squirrels after my cat killed their mother. I had to get permission from Lands and Forests under the promise to release them when they were old enough. They stayed with me for 5 weeks and an officer suggested releasing them at the children's play park about 2 miles from my home. Lots of pine trees for nesting and lots of kids to mooch snacks haha. The day I released them, I placed their cage on a picnic table and opened the door. They sat on my shoulders for over an hour before climbing down and running off into the trees. We caused quite the sensation sitting there lol. I spent the time talking to the kids and their parents about fostering and caring for them and how important it was to let them free rather than keeping them caged.

[@lambchop6278]

That's awesome 👍

[@GM-xo7yy]

🥺

[@bristonknight9315]

👏❤️💐

[@icyivy101]

Ive recently gotten 2 opposums, it almost turned out to be 3 however the 3rd one was injured so we had to give them to a rescue center. Throughout these few months (3maybe) ive found myself to love these little ghost face looking animals! Ive found them being extremely smart and very curious. People say theyre a waste of money but in all actuality they can return as much love as you give them. We need more videos like these, shining light upon misunderstood animals. ❤

[@Michellelovesanimals]

Thank you for loving her and giving her a wonderful life !

[@Tedakin]

I didn't know they had such short lifespans. :(

[@rozannaedwro934]

Me either

[@pauljs75]

It likely explains why they never have been domesticated into pets, despite a few in captivity showing some aptitude for it. By the time you'd have them grown up and trained, they're done with living already.

[@MemelordSupreme]

Me neither! That was really sad to hear at the end. About the same lifespan as rats. It's really surprising you'd think they would live much longer.

[@Barnaclebeard]

Biological life is horrible.

[@rhino1876]

Yeah :( about the same as a hamster!!! So crazy. I would think it would be more like squirrel in captivity they can live a long time!!! I always thought they were sort of similar since they can climb. Like a raccoon, rat and squirrel sort of mixed together.

[@EvilRidingHood]

This is a perfect example of “If you love them, let them go. If they come back, they’re yours forever.”

[@starjumper]

Except forever is only a year 😭

[@austinpaquin1503]

Ya but what if you can't let go? Are you a dick for it?

[@padebro2683]

🗣📢 *Pin Worthy*

[@christophercharles9645]

It takes a special person to take care of animals and put the animal's needs above their own. The rescue looks lovely. I'm sorry Lil Miss wasn't with him longer but he gave her her best life.

[@bethbuzzanco304]

She was meant to be and stay with you ❤She is your child, your little girl ❤. She and probably all your rescued animals feel safe and at home with you. You are wonderful to take on this very large and important tash.Thank you for doing all you do .

[@timetryp422]

Opossums only live 1 to 2 years? I never knew their life span was so short. Gentle creatures, all said and told.

[@CarsandCats]

I feed them cat food every night. They love kibble and the ferals get along with them just fine. One night I had a possum, a racoon, and a cat all standing in line at the bowl waiting their turns!

[@jocelynarroyo1799]

I didn't realize that either. I have a opossum that eats the cat food with the feral cats too. Her baby likes sleeping in one of the cat houses I made for the feral cats. That kind of makes me sad that their life span isn't that long because I've gotten accustomed to seeing them around and love that they have no fear of us. They're pretty amazing.

[@EphemeralProductions]

Indeed! She should have been so much older. ❤️❤️❤️

[@suzanneta8]

"A year later Lil Miss came to Dylan, she passed away." That broke my heart, but she passed with the one she loved and not alone in the wild...you're a sweet man Dylan

[@richricogranada9647]

My opossum friend used to go to my backyard at night, carrying a bunch of children on her back. They make great mothers. Wonderful creatures

[@hannahoro5721]

Beautiful video! All those animals are angels being taken care of by an archangel! Lil´Miss, you were a sweet sweet soul! Thank you!💖

[@divineoracle4809]

Wow, I didn't even realize they had such a short lifespan. She lived a full, happy life full of love. You gave her a once in a lifetime opportunity, I thank you for doing this! ❤️

[@zufalllx]

They don't. In captivity, it should have lived 5 to 11 years.

[@123forafurry]

@@zufalllx No, opossums definitely don't live up to 11 years. They grow very fast and die very fast, even in captivity.

[@zufalllx]

@@123forafurry I have first hand experience in this. You can't be more wrong

[@zufalllx]

@@adamwest3512 First, rodents are mammals. Second, possums aren't rodents, they are marsupials.

[@adamwest3512]

@@zufalllx nope

[@bonitaknierim8677]

It's sad that they have such a short lifespan. So adorable.

[@annagonzales8178]

I had no idea it was that short! My gosh! Well she had a great life full of all kind of adventure and love!

[@benjaminfranklin7030]

Why do they have short lifespans?

[@Phearsum]

@@benjaminfranklin7030 Cause the nature of the universe is cruel, and reality is often bleak. You should know that if you're going to take on the name of a legendary nihilistic freemason.

[@mikenuzzo3323]

Is opossum still alive?

[@ltstan4460]

@@mikenuzzo3323 3:28

[@roxannegill2995]

Awesome!!! Thank you for rescuing soooo many innocent animals and sharing your journey on KZbin to bring light to the need of animals.

[@ZooVisitorMM2]

This is such a wonderful animal rescue story. Whenever possible, a wild animal rescue that consists of one caring human being who will be that animal's guardian angel for the rest of its life is the BEST rescue for that animal. I am convinced of that

[@terasgarme2834]

I like how the cat in the background just menacingly standing right there while watching his owner holding the baby opossum.

[@tanimquazi]

it's looking at that opossum like it was a mouse

[@bengalkityy2594]

Cat: "Soon.."

[@muchwow5782]

reminds me of Joe Rogan bit about cats, lol

[@atlanteum]

Having lived with many cats and opossums, I promise you the cats do not mess with the possums... not more than once, anyway!

[@NYCHAbred]

@@bengalkityy2594 😂😂

[@InLiquidColor]

I worked with half a dozen non-releasable opossums over the years as a wildlife educator. They're all so special, but one in particular - who actually looked a lot like Lil Miss (surprising since they all look quite different when you know them!) - really grabbed onto my heart strings, and my bond with her was so special. I had worked for over a decade with over a hundred animals, and I had never cried as hard as I did when she passed. Thank you for sharing the opossum love :)

[@ChevTecGroup]

A couple zookeepers that were raising a pair of babies told me that they ended up with feces on them every time they handled the young opossums. Has this been your experience at all? Otherwise I think they are super cute

[@InLiquidColor]

@@ChevTecGroup I didn't raise babies, but it's not an issue with adolescents and adults. They're actually quite clean and use a litterbox without much training at all :)

[@spark_6710]

I am very sorry for your loss !! 💔💜🥁🐉🎤💕💞

[@RaciePSB]

I love possums too here in Australia. I also feel the same way about rats. 😍

[@leolionroarrrrrrr5509]

Do you believe in the afterlife?

[@Metal-Nine11]

Fell in love with these creatures before I found out about their lifespan. Never thought I could shed a tear for a opossum until it happened. Over and over and over and over. They are amazing little things.

[@hinkle3634]

I have a friend who rescued a baby opossum that was left by her mama while chased by dogs. She was so tiny her eyes weren't even open yet. The dogs chewed her up, no one thought she would make it... but now she's a year old and can hobble around the yard whenever she wants. She doesn't have long now but she is given a comfortable full life with lots of grapes and cuddles

[@danbillington]

What a precious gift she was... thank you, for being there for her!

[@codaboi138]

The life span thing caught me off guard and got me thinking about something my mum said to me one time about our cats. She said that It's not good to keep them waiting to come inside because their lives are shorter than ours and that means that their experience of life is different. In the same way a year felt like an eternity as a child, because it's such a big portion of our lives up to that point, cats feel like it's a much longer time for them when waiting for us to wake up or finish the thing we were doing to let them in, compared to us who only think it's a minuet or so. Given that we're so much older than them, at a minuet seems like nothing to us. So now I let them right away so they get to be here with us as much as possible and not outside waiting. Perspective is a powerful thing and I see some people lamenting how short these creatures lives are, but remember, it's not short to them, and this little Opossum got to spend all her life with her human friend. It might hurt for us to lose them, but we get the privilege of loving all over again.

[@catseye4332]

Our pets wait for us in Heaven. :) Look up Kat Kerr...

[@warrendourond7236]

Old people feel the same way about the young

[@rogelioespinosa8079]

never thought about the perspective thing :)

[@alaron5698]

A few too many assumptions there, I think. We can't really know how cats perceive time. Besides, they don't seem to bore too easily given that they spend most of their time just lying around anyway.

[@reneebaz6064]

Yo les digo a mis hijos que los gatos y los perros viven hora a hora y día a día. Nosotros pensamos en semanas meses y años.

[@leothelion2001]

I’m so heart broken to find out that she only lived for 1 year, but it was filled with love and care , thanks god for people like this man ❤

[@zalatavcer4573]

Honestly, I thought they lived longer too. Now I'm sad

[@winniepeg2020]

2-4 yrs depending on the breed, that's why I'm not going to get one 😭

[@nataliet129]

😳

[@johnsamu]

That's really short. You put a lot of love and effort in the upbringing but the lifespan is too short.

[@tamaramccollum6757]

Like some of the other comments, I welled up with tears to learn she was only with you for a year. We need more people like you who have the compassion to save animals. Thank you for your big heart

[@Quantolosophy]

She is showing you that you are now for her to nurture and protect. Living in the the country makes you feel your connection with nature. And how we are part of a bigger plan.

[@TheCombatWombat0]

The fact that Little Miss came back and wanted to stay says a lot. She had one life and she could have gone free but she wanted to spend all of it with Dylan. 🥺🥰

[@kekarthurthebastard226]

Where food was

[@caitidids]

@@kekarthurthebastard226 sure, but it seems pretty obvious from the video that it was more than just food

[@snyggmikael]

@@kekarthurthebastard226 thinking animals don't get attached in more ways than food is just stupid. Of course they get attached emotionally etc. They have those senses for survival just as we do. But hey studie animal science and prove everyone how wrong they are scientifically xD

[@cateatfood6634]

@@kekarthurthebastard226 You give us a bad name. Ywnbaw

[@kekarthurthebastard226]

@@snyggmikael wild animals pets maul their owners all the time.

[@inkmage4084]

Aww that is so awesome. I remember back in 2002 my brother and I had a baby raccoon hanging around our door, and one night we heard him screaming outside so we let him in, it was so weird how he just came into the house, and was still screaming. We fed him some bread, salmon and apples, he got a bit quiet after being held for a bit. Later we found out his mother was killed, which we learned was the same adult raccoon we would usually hear or see around at night, and would often feed, which I know you're not supposed to do lol. Her body wasn't too far from our house, a car had hit her. We had him all checked out healthy no injuries, he wasn't so young that he needed constant care, we ended up keeping him though he was always free to leave, which he would usually go out at night, and come back in the morning. But if one of us were ever outside, he'd always follow us around, he was like a little brother it seemed. We had called him Rocky, since we were fans of the Guardians of the Galaxy comic as kids 😂 Whenever we'd watch movies, he'd be sitting up on the couch, or flat on his back on the floor with popcorn (no butter for him of course lol), it was hilarious as hell! Whenever we ordered or made a special dinner, we'd make something for him as well. The absolute funniest time was when we were pushing the car out of the snow, and he walked outside and stood up on his back legs, with his little paws on the car, as if he was trying to help, he was praised when the car was unstuck, to make him feel like he was a huge help lol. Miss him a lot, he passed away last year, he was pretty damn old, lived longer than he was supposed to.

[@StoufSto]

NGL, you being a house that feeds them made it more likely they'd get hit by a car near your house. That's one reason why you don't feed animals.

[@JerseyJulieBlues]

Beautiful story! Thank you for sharing!

[@linmiller8147]

What a great story -- I especially liked the part where he "helped" push the car out of the snow.

[@inkmage4084]

@@StoufSto NGL for you.. All kinds of animals ended up being hit there, not to mention lots of accidents in general, in which a kid was hit, and an adult. The raccoon came from the back, which is all woods, where they lived, as we always saw them come and go from there. She just ventured out into the danger zone sadly..

[@StoufSto]

@@inkmage4084 Stop feeding the local kids too, then!

[@Big_Island_Boi]

I raised a baby possum whose mother was killed by a car back in the 70's when I was a kid. That possum rode around on my head on my bike all over the neighborhood. All my friends wanted to play with the possum. It was very friendly. When it grew up it chewed through a plywood wall of its enclosure and escaped. I was sad and for years to come every time I saw a dead possum on the side of the road I wondered if it was my possum. But the experience definitely gave me a love and appreciation for possums that no one else I've ever met has.

[@lindseym2249]

Just like that other person said definitely didn't know they had such a short life span...not gonna lie..i cried...It's absolutely amazing and beautiful what u do!! Don't ever stop!!!

[@ratwgat]

her coming back even when he tried to release her was probably so confirming for both of them. She probably felt like "oh so i'm not trapped here, I CAN choose to leave. but i don't want to" and he probably felt the confirmation of all his love and hard work having such an intense effect on a typically solitary animal.

[@asha8443]

I cried a little when I heard in the video about her passing..wasn’t expecting that. I know when you have a bond that strong, the day they go away is tough and you just never fully recover. RIP little Miss!!

[@moonstar21868]

When mine died straight on the barbecue 🍖 surprisly excellent

[@melissahannah587]

Nothing is ever lost to God !!!! Animals never sin . God made animals first . JESUS was born in a stable . Little King David took care of the family's sheep . White horses in God's home . If you.have a relationship with our Lord Jesus you will be there also .

[@EphemeralProductions]

So sad! Poor thang!

[@Jeff-nu1rj]

Sweet, sad story. What a great guy.

[@roselikethewine]

To the guy who rescued and raised that sweet Opposum. Thank you for explaining (in so many words) that animals are all different and much sweeter, nicer, unique, and special than people think. The human race really needs to hear this. (Especially meat eaters so they/we can appreciate the life that was sacrificed for them/us, and give thanks to the beautiful animals that nourish their/our bodies). I have always felt this way about animals even as a young child, which is why as an adult I can’t stop adopting them. I honestly just can’t turn them away. Especially since I believe they find and imprint on their human parent/parents. I know they do. They can sense an animal advocate, but also they know who will help them if they need it. Like humans, some animals are self reliant and some just want to be free and/or left alone, but I feel like more times than not they actually need us more than we think, but sadly so many people turn them away out of fear, prejudice, and misunderstanding. Lastly like you said animals are much smarter than we think. They deserve patience, respect, understanding, compassion, and unconditional love. Thanks for sharing this story. Love and light to all that read this 🙏🏼✌🏼😁🖤

[@sysiphuspeart9012]

I eat meat. I have no intention of stopping, either. That being said I try to always remember that the cost of my survival is the death of another. Cafos, veal, and other cruelties need eradicated. Genetic modification must be done with greater care to ensure quality of life and safety of consumption. Science, like nature, must also be tamed With a view towards its preservation Given the same state of integrity It will surely serve us well The most endangered species, the honest man Will still survive annihilation Forming a world, a state of integrity Sensitive, open, and strong - N.E.P.

[@basilcoup8009]

I genuinely started crying when he said "...because Daddy always misses you". It is absolutely heart-breaking that they were only able to share a single year together - clearly a year of so much love ♡

[@Xclusivenig9a]

😢😭

[@KarleneE]

Because he was loved and cared for by decent human beings! He belonged to his own special family and he lived longer because of you. Sorry for your loss and I respect you.

[@jasras5003]

Some our of favorite furry companions don't live long enough relative to other animals. Dogs are a "man's best friend" and only live a fraction of what turtles and birds do. Parrots live an average of 50 years. You want a tortoise for your yard? Hope that yard survives 80 to 150 years.

[@annaholden2406]

I'm crying right now. Very moved & surprised they only live a short time. Many blessings to this kind hearted man 🤍

[@annaholden2406]

@N yes

[@AM-el4iv]

"Compassion for animals is intimately associated with goodness of character, and it may be confidently asserted that he who is cruel to animals cannot be a good man." (Arthur Schopenhauer)

[@20LookInside12]

Good Quote. There is much Truth to this... Beagles and Sand Flies sadly come to mind. :(

[@Tracer_Krieg]

I hate to say it, but that isn't always true. Hitler for example was famous for his compassion towards animals, even passing laws that made animal mistreatment not only illegal, but come with harsh punishments.

[@Tracer_Krieg]

@J Boss Um, no. It means that just because one is compassionate to one thing does not inherently make you compassionate to others. It is not indicative of good character unless that behavior is consistent with everything. Hitler was kind to animals, but he still signed off on the deaths of millions of people. By the actions of one, he is a good man. But by the actions of others, he was not.

[@anerexicpig720]

@@Tracer_Krieg Be kind to animals, people are garbage

[@jesusislord6545]

Repent to Jesus Christ “Do not love the world or anything in the world. If anyone loves the world, love for the Father is not in them. For everything in the world-the lust of the flesh, the lust of the eyes, and the pride of life-comes not from the Father but from the world.” ‭‭1 John‬ ‭2:15-16‬ ‭NIV‬‬

[@montythepoodlepup9634]

Such a short life span! 😢and you got to live with this amazing animal dad, what a pair you were!! And all amazing animal family too, little bit envious, well done!! Absolutely beautiful animal family story, thank you so much for sharing 😊😊😊😊

[@Kt-Mi713]

Opossum’s are absolutely amazing for our environment, I’ve wanted one in my yard for years bc they are one of two animals in the whole world that eat ticks.

[@MattHossZone]

More humans like you please.

[@what.4849]

Be that human.

[@hangover4833]

More animals like Lil Miss please.

[@serbian_nationalist14]

@@hangover4833 are you stating animals are bad and we need more like lil miss? All animals are kind and were the ones disrespecting

[@hangover4833]

@@serbian_nationalist14 i was simply playing along. But to answer your question, we are animals too.

[@rasputin7633]

Hah. You're that goober that tried, and failed to sue H3H3. And you're gonna ask for "more humans like you". You sued someone for fair use. Real stand up guy there pal.

[@CourtneyTunbridge79]

Damn I literally starting crying when he said she passed away and that opossums only live a year maybe 2, I really wasn't ready for that. I'm feel so sad. R.I.P Lil Miss Dylan, you're truly one of the good ones, thank you

[@lenelli1349]

Go vegan for the animals💚

[@russelltroute1450]

They live 1-2 years in the wild. The average lifespan for a possum in captivity is 3-5 years.

[@Wolfchapman]

I,d be sad too , my Rats got much older, my parents got us Rats , and many other pets, and we even took em out in the park in the evening,.. ,🐾 part of the family 🐾

[@Wolfchapman]

​@@lenelli1349 if an opposum demands it.. 🐾

[@thegoldenbucketstudios9896]

​@@lenelli1349 people dont really eat opossums

[@sylvaindescoteaux4208]

I hope you see that your an inspiration to the world and the world loves you for who you are . God bless you .

[@Mr.sillyDilly]

❤❤❤ thank you!!

[@aimzgarz7321]

I love this man our lord has a beautiful spot for you! Love peace and blessings

[@berthaalvarez1345]

Lil Miss is now in heaven, she has a wonderful life!!! Thank you so much for that 💝💝💝💝💝💝

[@pagliaccisghost269]

I miss mine every day. She was a perfect pet. Litterbox trained. Very clean. Slept about 15 hrs a day. Only ONE thing I hate about the Opposum, is the short lifespan. To this day, when I see one dead on the road, I'll check their pouch for babies...

[@alanrogs3990]

Wow! You are an awesome person! Has anyone given a biological reason as to why they live such a short life? Is it that they simply age fast?

[@pagliaccisghost269]

@alan Rogs Yeah, they just age fast. 3 years is a good ripe old age. 3 and a half, if you're lucky. Mother nature is weird. An African Grey parrot with a heart smaller than a marble can live for a hundred years, but the poor ole Opposum only gets three years, and people actually run over the poor little fellers on purpose. They sure got hit with the unlucky stick... Breaks my old heart.

[@alanrogs3990]

@@pagliaccisghost269 I have a job that requires me to drive a lot and the worst thing about it is seeing so many dead animals along the road. It makes me sad.

[@pagliaccisghost269]

@alan Rogs Well, if you ever get a chance to get a baby Opossum, they make great riding companions. They sleep most of the time, and they're super clean. I knew a truck driver that had one named Dalila. She was a fat, sweet thing. Everyone loved her. You put your finger out, and they'll curl their tail around your finger, and hang upside down. Big snuggle bugs too.

[@alanrogs3990]

@@pagliaccisghost269 Their short life span would make me too hesitant

[@tigerlyn9627]

I raised a possum from a little baby, named her Tia. She was an awesome possum and so loved by everyone and every animal in our home. I had my presuppositions about possums which turned out to be ALL wrong. She taught me so much about these sweet gentle loving and very beneficial animals. If you have one in your yard, then you’ve got an awesome little gardening helper. My sweet Tia was bathed and had the prettiest collar and the best of food. Possums fur is incredibly soft when it’s clean. They are clean creatures when they’re not wild. I loved to take Tia with me wherever I’d go because it gave me and Tia a chance to educate people about these beautiful sweet precious animals. Rest In Peace my sweet Tia. It’s been many years ago but I miss you so much still.

[@sselina2011]

💔🙏

[@doug1039]

Possums killed my chickens

[@michelxyz]

@@doug1039 That's bullshit.

[@doug1039]

@@michelxyz were you there? I shot and killed that sob in my henhouse surrounded by eleven dead or dying birds. I now kill each one I find on my property

[@yash_ar]

How many years did she live? Is it true tbey only live 2-4 years?

[@oeb3847]

I have a blind opossum , I named no-see.. A very sweet animal, even though they hiss a lot. Thank you for all that you do. I know taking care of wildlife is a labor of love.

[@craig4867]

Bless the caretakers of the world

[@jaxxx69]

If you are sad about your beloved pet/animal passing away, always remember: You may have 'only' spend a few years with them, but for them, you are their everything. You were there for them when they grew up, you were there for them when they passed away. You made a huge, positive difference in their life. Never forget that

[@Hatemode_NJ]

Also I would like to add... I know some people who won't own animals because of their inevitable passing and the heart break it brings. They will unfortunately leave this world whether they were apart of your life or not... So you may as well change a life for the better, enjoy your time together, and remember that you can only do your best.

[@susandumbill8805]

Hi, and thanks for that. I rescued two 11 yr old Bengal cats. I only had the boy, Sahara, for 18 months or so because he had severe kidney disease, and had to be out to sleep. I had him with me at the Vets of course, and as he was given the injection to make him sleep (before the one which stops the heart). I miss him and have often felt I gave him so little, but as you say, while they are with us, we are their everything. Sahara and his sister Sapphire had a good and entertaining life in my home. I will always remember that. God bless you ❤️

[@MrCruelsafix]

you my friend know what's what

[@kidindie6]

@@Hatemode_NJ that was really insightful man.

[@BradenBest]

Writing tip: "they're" is a contraction of "they are" *("They're* going to Mt Everest"). The word you want for the possessive is "their" *("Their* smiles are cute"). Just remember that there are three of them (there, their, they're), and the possessive is the one that isn't a location ("The supermarket is over *there")* or a contraction (they're). There's similar confusion over its/it's. The possessive is actually "its", whereas "it's" is a contraction of "it is", just as "you're" is a contraction of "you are" while "your" is the possessive. It's understandable that the "apostrophe s = possessive" rule can cause a lot of confusion. Just remember that contractions always take precedence.

[@The-Portland-Daily-Blink]

Oh my heart... what a wonderful man. The world needs more people just like him...

[@Garl_Vinland]

There are, they’re just usually not as handsome

[@NitroDonkey117]

@@Garl_Vinland Lol

[@REDWASP777]

We all should strive to be like Dylan! What an awesome man that truly loves & respects all animals! Yes! Dylan is a sweetheart!

[@thekarmafarmer608]

It`s a valuable lesson that we can have compassion for all beings, a rewarding experience for all. Very heart warming and wholesome.

[@ericarickert6775]

Oh my goodness she is the cutest little thing ever! Her as a baby was freaking adorable! Thank you for saving her! 🥰.....i had no idea that they only lived for a year or 2 at most 🥺

[@twizz420]

I would give everything I have to be able to have a life like this guy. Owning land and taking care of rescued animals and rehabilitating them would be an absolute dream for me

[@aterryadg]

Me too!

[@babiryenanteza]

Do it! Or donate to a cause that is! It is really not impossible, you can volunteer with a wildlife rescue and rehabilitation centre in the States or abroad

[@the.corvidian]

I feel you, also, your username + pfp are hilarious lmao

[@Antmanwald0423]

Same

[@corninyourpoop]

@@the.corvidian lol I came here to say that

[@bluegrassmagee8697]

I saved 3 babies out of a trashcan for a Mama Possum, she was wild and living in a tree. After I did that she would come over and look at me as if she trusted me & we became super close friends. I truly think they are one of the smartest beautiful animals on this planet!

[@mikef.1000]

Animals often understand more than we realise.

[@LadyCoyKoi]

Opossums have a weird bond with other species. They will form bonds with species who can provide protection and food source for them. They are definitely a lot smarter than originally given.

[@pkassies]

You restore my hope in humanity. Thanks!

[@michaeljennings5860]

Have had some that I raised in Florida, and raccoons and they would follow me in the house and outside I could not get to far out of sight and would come looking for me,and they would use a liter box and they loved to play in the shower and liked the air dryer.

[@stevesanzari7294]

I once did the Samething with a Mom cat and her Kitten at my sheet metal shop ! It took 3 days For the Mom to completely Trust me after she realized I was caring for her and her Kitten ! I wound up taking them Home And the mom treated me Like I was her Husband ! Wouldn’t leave my side when I got home and sat on the couch with her ! She cuddled all night Till bed ! Best Cat I ever had ! I was Devastated when she died from Breast cancer !

[@wintersanctuary]

You’re an amazing human being…I’m proud to know that we are of the same species ❤. What a beautiful story xxx🧡💜🩷

[@paulnguyen954]

This gentleman got my respect 👍

[@marneeklintworth9300]

The story of Little Miss is so sweet - losing her must have been so difficult. Our cat adopted us after our 8 year old rescue cat died of a heart condition. This new boy appeared a week later while we were just starting to heal. Buddy didn't even get a name until he'd been with us for a year. We were scared his family would suddenly appear even though we'd posted signs all over the neighbourhood in the hopes of finding his 'family'. Buddy had a very special bind with my husband who started showing some odd medical symptoms, beyond 3 fractures in his back from someone dropping a piece of lumber on his back from 1.5 stories above. My husband's inability to be free of pain became very frustrating - rarely over a period was he pain free. He and Buddy forged this amazing bond that I could not fulfill- they were best buddies despite some physical limitations. I think their bond helped my husband have a reason to become compassionate and needed. I wasn't able to be between their bond. As my husband became weaker their friendship was amazing, they needed each other to cope with life's frailties. Buddy passed away after being attacked by two coyotes, in our front yard. Two years later my husband passed away. These two were my life and although it's 2 years since I lost my husband of 33 years. I miss them both very desperately but I hope they've found each other in heaven and continued with their way of needing each other. I miss them both. I love you guys and miss their silly interactions and conversations. You guys were my love and my life, without the both of you to talk to I am lost & empty.... x o X O x o X O

[@brandyjan14]

I am so sorry that your life is full of grief, but I'm glad that it was rich in memories. Your husband and Buddy have found each other at The Rainbow Bridge where they are now whole and pain-free and waiting for you. I hope another animal finds you and brings you solace.

[@birdylove24]

♥️🖤♥️🖤♥️🖤♥️

[@doughefernan2758]

I am sure that your husband and Buddy are together. Take care.

[@heightsgolan8742]

I got teary eyed reading that. I can certainly feel your pain. you are a special person because not many people could have had your understanding .Whew...you have some depth ma'am

[@jasonscott8265]

What a beautiful story and how generous of you to share it. I hope your life continues to be filled with laughter and love.

[@user-pt1cz4ot1e]

I’ve raised several dozen, and it’s absolutely true. They are the most amazing creatures I’ve ever had the pleasure of knowing.

[@majinvegeta7777]

I'm sure the love & companionship is worth the hearth break in the end... 💘

[@user-pt1cz4ot1e]

@@majinvegeta7777 it is, just like with any other animal. I’ve had thousands over the years, and it is never easier. I never feel prepared.

[@majinvegeta7777]

@@user-pt1cz4ot1e Youre such a beautiful soul. We need more people in this world to be kinder to each other, our animals & our mother earth..

[@user-pt1cz4ot1e]

@@majinvegeta7777 you’re so sweet. That’s very true, isn’t it? 💜

[@warpdirection]

So heartwarming, so lovely to see, both of them. Great creatures ;-)

[@lisaloporto6944]

So sad she passed away but you gave her such a wonderful life and rescuing all of these animals is so awesome!! Youre a real hero!!! 🩷

[@keylimekid6269]

My family rescued a possum after it's mother died when it was a baby. I can truly and honestly say, these little guys are some of the most caring, adorable, wonderful pets you'll ever have. For all of those who are uncomfortable with possums, give them a chance! 🧡

[@MothGirl007]

They are wonderful creatures.

[@loverainthunder]

I always thought they were little monsters but they're actually cute.

[@lucasmills9959]

I wish every human was like this guy. What an absolute incredible person. Thank you for doing what you do. Sincerely. This world is better with people like you in it

[@ac8907]

Mills. Right. 💛

[@ac8907]

Fire H. Your comment is stupid. change yourself first.

[@lucasmills9959]

@Fire Heart I haven't a clue how you managed to turn what I said into a negative but it's pretty impressive.

[@jamesbizs]

@@lucasmills9959 In his defense, most people and make such comments about wanting everyone to be like such and such a good person, Are rarely like that good person themselves

[@viclaney6575]

She was so precious and so too, are you kind Sir, for all you did for her and continue to do for those voiceless and vulnerable. You and your partners/staff are real Keepers. Thanks!!!

[@lapismosi8065]

This was a great video and you are such a wonderful human being! Thank you for taking care of Lil Miss.❤