Moose Family Jumps For Joy When A Woman Saves Them From Alaskan Heatwave
Baby moose frolicking on your lawn is an unusual sight, but Candice Helm of Eagle River, Alaska, recently had the pleasure. Heatwave temperatures had reached a soaring (for Alaska) 21.6 C (71 F) on Sunday when Helm spotted an Alaskan moose and her twin calves in distress. Her solution to helping the wild animals battling extreme weather conditions was simply genius.
“They just strolled around the house and looked really bothered by the weather conditions,” Helm told local news station KTUU-TV. “So we turned on the sprinklers, and they were happy.”
The funny animals played in the sprinkler while their mother watched on. Eventually, even she joined in! Check out this remarkable moment of human kindness below.
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Share on FacebookWhat a nice thing to do! I'm so glad they responded so well to her kindness - I'd be thrilled to have this family in my yard!
wonderful simple idea! we have to care much more about animals! not just to eat them, we have to care and live with them together!!!!
What a nice thing to do! I'm so glad they responded so well to her kindness - I'd be thrilled to have this family in my yard!
wonderful simple idea! we have to care much more about animals! not just to eat them, we have to care and live with them together!!!!
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