Published In:
Ann Arbor News, April 24, 1952
Caption:
Among the residents at the Washtenaw Humane Society shelter are three baby squirrels brought in, appropriately, by the Social Welfare Department. Officials say the tiny animals, about three weeks old, are “doing nicely.” Feeding them with an animal baby bottle are Herb, jr. (left) and Gary Gay, sons of Human Officer Herbert Gay, sr.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, May 13, 1961
Caption:
GETTING UP IN THE WORLD: A mother squirrel and her four offspring have appropriated for living quarters this 25-foot-high birdhouse in the backyard of the Gilbert Fletcher home at 1129 Martin Pl. Only the mother agreed to pose for our photographer.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, April 14, 1959
Caption:
FAST-MOVING VISITOR: Some people (and animals) hate to have their pictures taken. The blurry squirrel, shown here dashing past a stairway this morning, was definitely camera-shy. It apparently scrambled down a chimney into the home of Prof. and Mrs. A. A. Christman at 1613 Shadford Rd. Once inside, it cavorted from the living room to kitchen and back again. Ann Arbor police and a News' photographer finally managed to shoo the furry intruder out a back door.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, May 18, 1960
Caption:
THEY'RE GROUNDED: Roger Field, 11, has two fistfuls of flying squirrels. He found the mother and four of the babies in a dresser drawer in his grandmother's attic and is making pets of all five of them. Roger, who lives at 4126 Packard Rd, says even the youngsters are beginning to learn to glide.