Jasmine Fletcher Glaze, the founder of the organization, was the first to take care of them.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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!
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