Tommy Tucker the adorable squirrel

Tommy Tucker the adorable squirrel with a toy dog. The life of squirrel Tommy Tucker, captured in 1940s by a LIFE magazine photographer Nina Ling
Tommy Tucker the adorable squirrel
The life and dresses of one squirrel, Tommy Tucker, captured in 1940s by a LIFE magazine photographer Nina Ling. A woman named Mrs. Mark Bullis from Washington, the District of Columbia, in the hollow of a tree that grew in the backyard had found a baby squirrel, tiny, blind yet. Squirrel’s mother no longer appeared, Mrs. Mark Bullis brought the squirrel to her home. The adopted squirrel got a name – Tommy. Squirrels are vibrant and inquisitive animals that are easily trained, they like to do different tricks, conquering the audience. Mrs. Bullis specially sewed for Tommy favorite pet 30 costumes: silk pleated dress for visits and receptions, nurse’s costume for a visit to the vet, coat and hat for a shopping to the market …

Black and white photographs of a cute squirrel Tommy Tucker, captured in 1940s by a LIFE magazine photographer Nina Ling

Posing in front of camera beautiful squirrel Tommy Tucker, 1940s photographs of a LIFE photographer Nina Ling
Tommy Tucker the adorable squirrel

In the store. The beautiful squirrel was able to melt the heart of any seller. The life of squirrel Tommy Tucker, captured in 1940s by a LIFE magazine photographer Nina Ling

After the bathing. The life of squirrel Tommy Tucker, captured in 1940s by a LIFE magazine photographer Nina Ling
Mrs. Mark Bullis adored Tommy Tucker, no doubt
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