Well, there’s nothing more Canadian than this.
Some Good Samaritans rescued a beaver that was seen “wandering” in a mall parking lot Friday.
Halifax District RCMP say they responded to the scene at 12:45 p.m. on Sackville Drive.
Police members were able to get the beaver into a bin until representatives from the Hope for Wildlife rehabilitation centre arrived.
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A photo of the rescue shows an officer using a shovel to coax out the rogue rodent, which has a visibly damaged tail.
“The beaver did not cause any damage but drew a crowd. The beaver had a minor tail injury and will be getting a check-up at Hope for Wildlife,” police note.
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