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That's AWESOME that you are trying to save the little guys Kathy - they at least have a better chance surviving in your care than outside on the drive way . 10+ on the photo AND your efforts to save them :)

Sweet lil things have little chance, but without you they had NO chance! You have a kind heart Kathy!

Wow, I never never seen anything like this, Kathy!! Amazing!!! 10++ Fav

You might be surprised. I once saved a baby mouse as small as these guys with eggnog. He just loved it and wouldn't take anything else. When he was old enough I turned him loose out in our old shed. Never saw him again. Thank you for taking these little guys in and good luck.
Colleen

P.S. I actually gave him a good dosing of eggnog before going to bed and he made it through the night. Keeping my fingers crossed.

Kathy, thanks for sharing these amazing photos as well as being such a good soul....!! My heart goes out to all three of you-

These precious babies are in good hands with you, Kathy!

Kathy, this is just beyond words. You are wonderful. So sorry about the little one dying. Hopefully, the last one will survive.

This is amazing. I have never seen baby squirrels. I can't believe you are trying to help them. I hope you can.

Try raw goat milk if you can get your hands on some. It would be highly nutritious. Good luck and God bless your kind heart!

Fantastic and so interesting to see,,, hope the one does well ...

Just weighing in and fascinated by the above diaglogue. I will email this to a friend who is involved in wild animal rescue. She is very knowledgeable about pet rats and may even have some suggestions.

Hi Chris
Bless you for attempting it...
Kittens are predators, and would need a different diet, than a foraging herbivore, like a squirrel.
I would suggest goats milk... As goats are (basically) foraging herbivores. And (grazing) cows milk would be too heavy.
Hope that helps.
Good luck!!

So sorry for the babies. Glad that you are trying to rescue them, I hope you succeed.

All the Darwinians might think you should let nature take its course but I think you will receive blessings for caring for God's little creatures. Sweet shot and a sweet person you are.

Awwwww, they are so tiny. I hope you can get hold of a rehabber who will give you advice. You are so kind to be trying. Please keep us posted!

You have your hands full if you are keeping them alive. Good luck! 10 from SW Iowa

I have *no* idea what makes squirrels tick, but if it helps any, there's that story about the guy walking along the shore picking up "stranded" starfish and tossing them back into the ocean to survive. Someone sees this and asks the guy when he walks past, "You can't possibly help *all* the starfish out here.". He tosses another one back into the water and replies, "Maybe not, but I helped *that* one.".

When we got our Booly Cat, he was about that size, ie, would barely fit across my palm (and had a penchant for urinating in my hand when I'd hold him and "pet" him  :þ ), but he already had hair. Lots of eyedropper-time with milk and some goopy plaster-like formula someone else got, and he's still doing quite fine so many years later, biting my head when I'm sleeping.

"Wow" Now that is tiny and a great capture. I have a squirrel that hangs out around the bird
feeder and drives my dog buddy nut's. I posted
a picture of Bud sailing over the 1190.00 fence
I put up to keep him out of the flowers. He jumps the fence and Mr. Rocky runs up the tree and chatters at him, so it's back over the fence till next time

you have a good heart Kathy!!

They are so cute and cool. I hope the remaining squirrel makes it. Thanks for the interesting post:)

Aw. Nice of you to care for them. Hope you get some rest. -kevin :)