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Fines Creek woman cares for the forest’s youngest creatures

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Talecia Zimmerman has a way with babies, particularly the small, sometimes abandoned creatures found in forests, along creek beds, and in farmer’s fields. Many of those creatures are the four-legged kind. Most are cute as a button.
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Fines Creek woman cares for the forest’s youngest creatures

Talecia Zimmerman has a way with babies, particularly the small, sometimes abandoned creatures found in forests, along creek beds, and in farmer’s fields. Many of those creatures are the four-legged kind. Most are cute as a button.

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The Mountaineer broke the news on Saturday, June 13, 2026.
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