Back To The Wild
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After two weeks of caring for her, she had doubled in size. She was ready to return to the wild. It was a happy day to see her go free, but it was a sad day because we had become attached to her.
She now lives next to stream, an apple orchard and an alfalfa pasture. She has plenty of places to hide in the rocks and wild rose patches. Just a few feet away from where we released her is a vegetable garden. I wonder if she is going to eat the lettuce and carrots in the garden?
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