Jasmine Fletcher Glaze, the founder of the organization, was the first to take care of them.
These aren’t the first weasels she’s raised – her first was Norman, who has since been released into the wild, but still returns to snuggle in his old hammock or hunt mice.
Glaze states that small critters often build nests inside vehicles and cautions drivers to regularly check their cars to ensure that they don’t accidentally harm baby animals.
The best course of action upon finding babies in your engine would be to place them in a box near the car, so their mom can come and bring them to a new home.
Meanwhile, his little bunch of weasels will be raised and grow up before they’re released back onto the property of the couple who found them – and yes, the couples themselves agreed it was the best thing to do!
Share away, people.