This video has been bouncing around the Internet for a couple days now, but I wanted to make sure that it was added to the Warming Glow historical record so that future generations of Internet users can know that in the summer of 2009 a squirrel with a yogurt cup stuck on its head was rescued by a heroic cameraman.
If Yoplait doesn’t get the rights to this footage and use it as part of their next ad campaign, they’re idiots. This is found gold. I could watch fuzzy animals with their heads trapped in various objects all day. (The people at PETA love me for saying stuff like that.)
Longer clip of the action after the jump.
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squirrel flavored yogurt is considered a delicacy in some parts of the South.
To be fair, the squirrel was blind after hours of staring at these funbags.
My favorite part is the split-second the squirrel runs on his hind legs on top of the bush.
Yoplait: Squirrel on the bottom, hope on top.
This video is giving Richard Gere pleasurable flashbacks.
What kind of newsman doesn’t get the “rescue” on tape in case the squirrel tears into him?