Huckleberry the Beaver Gets Water!

[@Piarou]

Even though I am just a small Patreon-part of the help, I am really, REALLY happy for you. I hear the genuine relief in your voice at 3:55 and my eyes even got a bit wet at the end during your last words. Keep doing the awesome work you all do there.

[@paulkinzer7661]

I've been watching you for years now. Your dedication and love for what you do, and for those in your care is very clear! There are NOT words, I'm sure, to describe how much this means to you. But we don't need words: we can see it in all that you do. Thank you so much for making the world better for these critters, and for all of us!

[@RodrigoBarbosaBR]

We take such thing as "enough water" for granted, it took me a moment to really understand what was going on. I'm also just a small Patreon-part of the help, and I'm so happy for you. I agree with what @Piarou said: hearing the genuine relief in your voice really gave me a whole new understanding of the struggle to keep all the animals happy, and the love you have for them.

[@IrisGlowingBlue]

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[@rainbowraver666]

Unbothered. Moisturized. Happy. In His Pool. Focused. Flourishing 💖🦫

[@_maxgray]

Feeling *extremely* pleased with my tiny Patreon donations right now. It feels like we all put in a spoonful of water to let Huckleberry swim!

[@jmpattillo]

I see Huckleberry, I click.

[@SharonAhn-l6p]

that is true

[@Danika_Nadzan]

Huckleberry approves...You could see how happy he was by his dives! What a wonderful feeling to see him have the home you planned for him, and to see how much it means to you...brought tears to my eyes. Thank you, Jessie, for everything you do all day, every day for the animals in your care!❤❤

[@blueskybehavior]

Awesome to see Huckleberry explore the new space. Thanks for sharing this joyous moment with us!

[@Myrtle2911]

Awww! He looked so baffled at first, but then figured it out immediately. I love this for him!

[@marsfeathers]

Oh my goodness, its been years since ive watched an animal wonders video. Excuse my absence but life has been crazy- i moved across the country and got top surgery! Healing pretty well too. I found you guys when i was just a kid and you fostered in me such a deep love and respect for animals of all kinds, especially the unconventional. I dont really know what's making me so emotional but just, gosh, just, glad youre still making videos. And congrats to Huckleberry and everyone else to the new well source! Let's hope waters strong for years to come

[@ThousandTimesBefore]

Congrats on the life changes!! 🥰

[@maryberry6067]

To much information.

[@joanfregapane8683]

So glad you’re healing and having new life adventures across the country from where you started!

[@erikm8372]

It’s actually spelled “too much”, not “to much”. And it was hardly any information, at all.

[@chichutitu123]

It was so heart warming to see huckleberry swim ❤️❤️❤️

[@saartjestaartje80]

Living in The Netherlands, I just can't imagine what it is like to not have enough water. Let alone when you have an animal rescue, so happy for you guys and all the animals, less worries more love!

[@MonieLue]

YAY!! I am so happy for Animal Wonders and Huckleberry! Thanks to all the Frineds of Fans of AW for making this possiable.

[@Beryllahawk]

Absolutely wonderful!!! So glad to see Huckleberry happy, and to see YOU happy too!

[@ravenofroses]

look at huckleberry just vibing on that top step....how lovely that he can finally be in the water and still be able to look around his enclosure! also he can dive now! gosh, i'm so glad you were able to raise the funds to get a new water source. it seems like a little thing, but i bet he was really happy to have his pool completely filled and stretch his legs a little.

[@tamarrajames3590]

Congratulations…it is beautiful to see Huckleberry able to dive and fully immerse himself. Well done.🖤🇨🇦

[@LikelyToBeEatenByAGrue]

I'm glad to have donated to this project and it's gratifying to see huckleberry enjoying it. The question is, what's next?

[@fountainpeninsanity3344]

I love beavers and this one looks so happy!

[@ThereAre4Lights]

The joy of a new AW video, woohoo! Thank you for the update! What a sweetie huckleberry is! ❤️❤️❤️

[@leelarson1952]

So, when does Huckleberry get lessons on doing laundry? He was doing a pretty good job of agitating the water, after all. So glad to hear the happiness in your voice, Jessi. Happy to be part of your extended community and see the good works that result.

[@FlyKiwi]

So great watching Huck dive and splash around! Good work to all the patreon peeps & other donors

[@MrCardeso]

Very happy for you and Huckleberry!

[@n2bfw884]

I'm so glad for the work you do, and Huckleberry getting a full pool AND a branch. I'm sure he loved them both.❤

[@yura4529]

Animal Wonders, I hope everything's been holding up well. You helped me hold up through intense anxiety and a bout of depression during COVID. I hope only the best for you all. I love this channel and the animals.

[@JackSassyPants]

Amazing video and I'm thrilled for Huck! One note tho you did not say "bless you" when he sneezed which may be considered quite rude in some beaver communities.

[@suzannhall8040]

I love animal wonders and I’m so happy that Huckleberry has finally gotten to get his pool filled up all the way!

[@juliadandy6019]

I love Huckleberry so much ❤ Thank you for sharing this moment and thank you for all and the Animal Wonders Team do!

[@maggiesilverman4331]

I'm so excited for him!!!

[@maryberry6067]

That is beautiful, I'm happy for Huckleberry,you, your family and all the other worker,and the critters.

[@susanne5803]

Thank you for all you do!

[@animalwondersmontana]

Thank you!!! 🦫

[@BoyGeorgiaX]

He’s so sweet

[@mimzywhimzy]

omg, pure absolute unadulterated joy 💕😻💕

[@STVG71]

That is so wonderful! Made my night and week! Thank you!

[@randy-9842]

Bravo and congratulations! Well done Jessi !!

[@Shabidoo1]

You go, Huckleberry!

[@bcsibilla6251]

Gosh, this has both made me so happy and brought tears to my eyes ❤ what amazing work you guys have done!

[@msrjjon]

This makes me so happy 😊 ❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@g_griffinfilm]

Hi Jessie Me and my Daddy watch your videos every night before bed. We love learning about all the cool animals that you have. Thank you for making the videos and we look forward to your next one. Olive Griffin x

[@andybalogh2252]

Coool!!! 🏊💕 You guys Rock!! 🌎💕

[@sharonginger2997]

Thank for helping them ❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@BlizzardofKnives]

Heartwarming 🥰.

[@KaaSerpent]

I'm so happy we were able to help you bring this to fruition!

[@kelleyhawk6595]

Congratulations!!!! I’m so happy for you all!!!

[@dotter8]

Congratulations on having enough water. 🙂

[@JugheadJones03]

Keep being awesome Jessi!

[@Lisaslay1]

Am so Happy for u and Huckelbery.❤

[@rjung_ch]

Water is life, glad you guys made it work!

[@samanthasurovec4639]

Yay, Animal Wonders and Huckleberry! Such a load of worry off your shoulders!

[@I_am_Lauren]

He dove right underwater and knew what to do right away! he likes it!

[@jimJudy-n7h]

I love all your animal wonders videos!

[@Dreaming_of_Adventures]

You all deserve it Jessi ❤️ you're doing such an amazing job and your videos show the care and respect that you have for these creatures. Keep up the great work ❤️

[@人蔘的意義-v1e]

look at your smile , you really love beaver so much

[@ivywells2909]

Oof, I remember what an ordeal wells were when I was growing up in Potomac. So glad you got a new one and can access all the water you need! ❤

[@SharonAhn-l6p]

how long does it take to train the animals, like 2 weeks or 3

[@timkellyD2R]

It's a noble creature!

[@wwondertwin]

Been waiting for a Huckleberry update.

[@HannahBeale-ok3kt]

More videos please i love you guys so much 💙

[@Ozzys.Oats.Olives.And.Pasta.]

Jessie are you okay you don’t seem okay and you don’t need to answer me but remember we are here for you and the animals and if you aren’t okay we hope you will be in the future

[@amelia13131]

yay huckleberry!!

[@captainthorrek262]

Wonderful video!

[@jaydaozenen4830]

I see hukleberry I click because he is so cute!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@joanfregapane8683]

How wonderful!

[@FroggyTWrite]

great to hear you got a new water source! why don't you folks post much anymore?

[@averynelson1186]

4 months ago... I hope everything is still going well

[@2023BeTheChange]

Can you not have a pump and water feature to add flow to the pond?

[@animalwondersmontana]

It might seem like that would be a nice feature, but for beavers, the sound of flowing water isn't pleasant. Often, it means that their dam needs to be repaired somewhere, and they can get stressed out if they can't find the source and block it up.

[@2023BeTheChange]

@@animalwondersmontana That makes sense. Thanks for the explanation! He loves the extra water now maybe needs a diving board lol

[@Vermthegerm]

Jessi. I have a question about one of you're animals. One of my favorites besides your wild animal ambassadors. I wanted to ask if your dog Charlie is okay, he hasn't been seen for a long time.

[@ShadeSlayer1911]

He's quite cute in the water.

[@GingerBread1004]

Yay, Huckleberry!!!!❤

[@MrDuck420]

Do you have rescue ducks?

[@SharonAhn-l6p]

what would happen if all the animals are in a room together

[@hondaqueen21]

Yay!!!❤❤❤

[@kreestor]

What did Huckleberry say to the new pool? Dam it! 🦫

[@jordang7479]

Yay!🎉

[@cristianzubietasempertegui7524]

I love channel hope you are all well

[@rdkitchens]

Anyone else read the intro in Jesse's voice?

[@CowboyBebop444]

Awww

[@leeeorama]

Are the water issues related to drought? As a Californian, I hope not!

[@animalwondersmontana]

Not drought related, the well we were using started with a low flow (2 gallons/minute when 10-15 gallons/minute is standard). Over the last few years, it lowered to less than 1 gallon/minute. The water source for the well was just not a good one. Thankfully, we had a second well that had been drilled but unused before we purchased the property, and when we were able to raise the funds needed to test it, we were so excited to find out the flow was over 15 gallons/minute!

[@jaydaozenen4830]

Hi jessi I haven’t watched your channel in so long

[@Zoneorb669]

I watched this when I was like a little kid lol

[@bnthern]

wonderful

[@rays5163]

i like huckleberry. he is rotund.

[@animalwondersmontana]

🤭🤣

[@aim4daface]

Canadian, curious how to help? Huckleberry rules, that is just science

[@eileenlester4342]

YAY

[@pencilpauli9442]

❤❤❤❤

[@SamarSrivastava-o7u]

Please post more ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤😢😢😢

[@VikingFan18675]

hey jessie! i’ve been watching you for awhile on epic. my snake has mites. 😢 we can’t get the ones under her skin out. please help me out. she is a pastel ball python

[@n2bfw884]

Snake mites are very small parasitic creatures that feed off the blood of your snake. They are visible to the naked eye and look like tiny black, red, or grey bugs. They are often visible on your animal (often in the thin skinned areas such as eyes, ears and armpits), on your hands after you handle your animal, and in the water dish in your animal’s enclosure. Most mites are introduced through new animals, or substrate, though you can also introduce them to your pet’s enclosure on your hands and clothing. Pet stores and reptile expos are especially risky areas due to the large number of reptiles. Mites can be very difficult to get rid of and can pose a serious risk to your pet by transmitting disease. Additionally, since they have the ability to reproduce very quickly, large numbers of mites can drain too much blood from your animal causing them to be anemic and lethargic- and can even result in death if left untreated. The first step in Dr. Pinello’s preferred method for getting rid of snake mites is to empty the enclosure and fill it with shallow water and a few drops of dish detergent. This will help to remove the mites from the enclosure and cause them to sink and drown. Hot water (over 122F) and 3% bleach (2T of bleach in 1 quart of water) should then be used to scrub the enclosure. After rinsing it very thoroughly, the enclosure should be dried and new substrate (preferably paper towels for the time being since they are easy to replace) should be used. All old substrate and hide boxes should be disposed of. All solid-surface items that will go back into the enclosure (water bowls, etc.) should be scrubbed with bleach solution each time the enclosure is scrubbed. After the cage is scrubbed the first time the cage and lid should be sprayed with an insecticide spray containing 0.15% trichlorfon or 1% permectin. This should be allowed to dry for 24 to 48 hours before returning your snake to its cage. The enclosure should be completely emptied, scrubbed with the bleach solution and refurnished with new susbtrate at least twice a week. Finally, the snake and its environment should be sprayed with Ivermectin twice, two weeks apart. Ivermectin has the potential to cause adverse reactions in some snakes so if your snake becomes lethargic or refuses to eat then do NOT repeat the Ivermectin treatment and contact us immediately. It is important to know that although this treatment plan yields successful results it can take time and patience to completely rid your pet of mites. Sticking with this plan will ultimately yield a mite-free snake. If you have any questions about snake mites and how to get rid of them please contact River Road Veterinary Clinic at 802-649-3877.

[@n2bfw884]

I found that info online. I don't know anything about snakes, so please use caution if you are thinking about following their advice.

[@VikingFan18675]

@@n2bfw884 okay, thank you

[@nikiiijello1217]

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[@beaversigma]

What a sigma🦫

[@themamalorian8125]

🥳💝

[@dianep3071]

Why not let him back out in the wild. ???

[@sinfulldreamer]

He has brain damage and it's hard for him to move around or see properly. He wouldn't survive.

[@HajoBenzin1]

BOBER KURWA JA PIERDOLE!

[@TetraTerezi]

SOUND FOAM ON THE CEILING

[@RoniKvoras]

Awwwww I’m so happy to see this!!❤️🦫 It’s been such a long stretch! Congrats!!

[@HntrSvrsn]

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[@billyk3697]

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