r/Opossums

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Baby possum gets jump scared by sneezing cat!

He is okay! He came back on the porch two minutes later for some cat food 😭

u/SharpSpecialist793 — 19 hours ago
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Yoink (freeway rescue)

He was greatly offended and his entire bloodline has been disrespected.

u/Bucket57354 — 2 days ago
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2026 in a single tarot card (hand-embroidery + watercolor)

u/rebordacao — 2 days ago
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Squirrels being confused by the funny looking squirrel using the squirrel house.

u/bald_and_beard — 3 days ago

Should Wildlife Rehab return Opossum to me after she’s recovered to release back in my suburban neighborhood where she has lived for close to 2 years or in the country in a field with woods and a stream

The wild passion I’ve been feeding was injured, and I took her to Wildlife rehab for surgery. She’s close to being fully recovered, and I have the option of picking her up and releasing her back in my neighborhood or them releasing her in the country on land where there’s water and trees. The opossum is old - I would say she’s close to two years and has always lived in my suburb. She’s not been dependent on the food I’ve put out since it’s not been enough to entirely sustain her and some nights she didn’t show up. My concern with releasing her back in my area is obviously all the dangers of a busy suburb and a man 6 houses down has traps by his very secure backyard chicken coop and I’m not sure what he does with the poor creatures he traps. Of course there are dangers in the country too and she’s never been there. It’s the unknown, I’m leaning towards bringing her back home. No place is safe. They have such a hard life wherever they go,

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u/FigVioletTeddy — 2 days ago

Baby Opossum makes it back into the pouch safely!

Quite a remarkable video - you will be holding your breath hoping the little one manages to get back into the pouch.

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u/Opossum_2020 — 3 days ago
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Update on Miss Stinky

Okay don’t get mad, but I’m a complete doorknob. I forgot I hung a fly bag down by my steps a while ago and that was MOST of the smell. I’m not saying Miss Stinky isn’t stinky, she’s just not as stinky as I thought. So, she stays! So enjoy a video of her drinking water for an insane amount of time before running back to her home this morning. Sorry for trying to evict you Miss Stinky.

u/CherriesAndChirps — 4 days ago