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Atreus | Loki 🐺🏹 (boyofwar) wrote in valloic, @ 2021-12-02 15:41:00

Winter can be harsh on a lot of wildlife, as we start to get snow and whatever weirdness Vallo throws at us. There are things everyone can do to help, though, just adding it into your daily routine if you ever travel through the forest or live here or nearby.

1. Don't pull up all your weeds or get rid of all your fallen leaves and stumps. Animals love to hide and burrow and sometimes they just need a quiet pitstop. That stuff can wait until spring! If you don't any hidey areas around, setting up a small cozy shelter outside is as easy as something like this!

2. Leave out water, and only a little food - mostly for birds. A birdfeeder will go a long way for the ones that can't get to insects or worms, but most animals know where to find their food unless they're really far away or injured. Fresh water will always be welcome!

3. And check it for freezing over and melt it or break the ice if it is. Same goes for small ponds or birdbaths, if they start to freeze over, get a hole in the ice and let it breathe.

4. Don't disturb them unless something really looks wrong, and even then I recommend calling me or a local vet or forest guide! Steve On from Asetenarra is a good option, he and I work together a lot and he's a great guy.

ALSO if you're around the Sanctuary, we have two new friends to meet. They're not really people trained so I'm going to keep them away from crowded areas for a while, but they're good girls from my home and friendly one-on-one. Their names are Speki and Svanna and it should be pretty obvious they're sisters. (Speki is the bratty one.)




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Hi. It's okay if you're not up to replying to this, but I just wanted to say if there's anything I can do, just say the word. Even something like just getting cronuts or going for a run or a fly, no time limit on it.