Beaver rehabilitating at woman's home keeps building dams out of her stuff

A wildlife rehabilitation specialist from upstate New York has brought a beaver into her home. After it was found abandoned as a baby last May, the chompy rodent in question—named, imaginatively enough, “Beave”—was taken in by a woman who works for rescue organization Raising The Wild. She’s since set to work teaching the little guy how to do the kind of things he needs to know before he can be released into the wild.
Unfortunately for her, rehabbing a baby beaver involves dealing with an animal that instinctively grabs nearby objects to build dams. Fortunately for us, she’s been documenting Beave doing just that on TikTok.
@beaverbabyfurrylove More “Dam” practice. Still not with wood but good progress! #MicellarRewind #fyp #foryoupage #HalloweenIsHere #MicellarRewind
@beaverbabyfurrylove Beave is not a pet. Go to www.raisingthewildny.com or Raising The Wild YouTube videos for his rescue and rehab plan. #fyp #PajamaJam
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