Kanyana Puggle

[@luciewalker1327]

Awwww!! Oh my gawd I love him

[@Geo-ns1nw]

PROTECT...MUST PROTECT PUGGLE

[@1999kangaroo]

A beautiful and amazing video - thank you for sharing something most of us would otherwise never get to see.

[@morissobakin1294]

Cuteness overload!!!

[@hf0773]

Give it to me i wanna hug it

[@PinkyPuff69]

Thank God for love.

[@TheUndeadRoleplayGamer]

hey look it knuckles the echidna puppy

[@halfNERD17]

Mammals have come a long way...

[@selenaanis]

Wow i'm so glad that guy didn't freak out. I would have thought it was a mutated rat.

[@blablabla86535]

we had a reading comprehension sheet test about echidnas. echidnas is a kanyana puggle.my teacher said to look them up.

[@hellocutedork]

How did he find it in a TV set?!

[@FixedFace]

if only raysisst old karens wud care as much about pocs as abour random animals 🤗

[@jasonmaguire7552]

Puggles don't engage in crime and obnoxious antisocial behavior. Maybe you should learn something from these animals you fragile loser.

[@xXCandy333Xx]

dawww! I'd love to look after abandoned/injured wildlife. It makes me sad to know there just dying for no reason. :( Maybe I'll volunteer soon. :)

[@Stephanie-pt6vv]

Cuter then pugs

[@christinesimpson4406]

thank goodness for people like you, I used to shoot foxes for a living many years ago but also came across thousands of ferral cats and shot them too I felt sorry for them as its not there fault there in australian bush but they are an extremely efficient killing machine of wildlife virtually NO wildlife stands a chance against them most cats kill about 9 native animals per night the most I shot in about a 2hr period one night was 29 near Tamworth NSW that was 40 years ago I can only imagine now! I have never shot any native animals and rescued plenty but our wildlife is one of the fastest in the world at becoming extinct,not a record to be proud of, I was born in Scotland but quickly became a staunch supporter of Aboriginal land rights in the 60's it was the only way I could see the land and animals being preserved was to give it back they had it right for millions of years If its not broken don't fix it but how far have we come?????? anyway thank you Chris