Amazing Maine Animals

Fortunately, Martina Baker of Wiscasset isn't allergic to dogs. Because unfortunately, she is allergic to pretty much everything else suffering from something called mast cell activation syndrome.

Sully doesn't ride a sled. He just bombs down on his belly.

Now that the Christmas tree is down, maybe you'd like to recycle it in a wicked Maine way.

Somebody found a roadkill coyote frozen solid in Northern Maine. Since it was suspended in a pose worthy of display in the state museum, they stood it up on the side of the road for people to see while driving by.

According to the Brownville Food Pantry for Deer Facebook page, feeding can't begin until December 16th per Maine law. Apparently people in Maine aren't the only creatures who like to be first in line for a good buffet. The deer are already arriving at the pantry and we get a preview of the new season to come!

Attention all lovers of Maine critters! We don't know for sure if this is officially a rare sighting, but we've never seen it before.

If you a bummed about the arrival of snow this week in Maine, maybe this enchanting video of a mom and baby moose from our friends at Moosehead Area Guide Service will change your attitude.

Unfortunately, unlike most timbah harvestahs, this fellah ain't got no skiddah.

It's a rare sight to see a beast like this just galavanting around in the open. The video was posted just yesterday and is nearing 2000 shares and already has well over 100,000 views. Check it out, guy!!

We first came across this video posted on Facebook by Devon Lee of Eddington, ME about a year ago. This is one of those things that's just too good not to watch again.

How cool would it be to hear the haunting sounds of howling wolves right in front of you? We could listen to their incredible songs all day long!

Rob Hannigan of South Portland was up north near Moosehead recently and had a rare visit from a wild kitty.

What an awesome time Baby Max gets to have this summer! It's so great that we have this impossibly cunnin' series of videos to follow, thanks to our friends at Sunflower Farm.

So just stop what you're doing for 3 minutes and 41 seconds to get a peaceful reset with Hector and his new friends with matching coats.

Meet Rusty. He’s a lab mix rescue dog who lives in Portland with his humans, the Begley family. Rusty has the incredible talent of matching his howl to the pitch of sirens from distant fire trucks!

The latest video starts off peacefully with the goats all laying down looking like they just opened their eyes and many still snoozing. What a difference the next scene brings with everybody goat singing!