If you missed it last week: A squirrel broke into my house. Long story short, my wife screamed, he hung upside down over a vase, I chased him with a blanket -- it was a whole thing.

Have you ever come across a story and thought it was so crazy that it couldn't be made up? That's how I felt when I watched Zeus the Pomsky describe what happened when he brought a squirrel home ...

A squirrel is chased out of someone's house, a restaurant customer eats for two hours but refuses to pay, and other odd tales from local police departments. Skip to main content.

Since they are wild animals, you may consider letting your squirrel in and out of your house. You’ll need to ensure your house and backyard are safe for your new pet, which means you should: ...

So that explains why the squirrel came back into our house after I chased him out of the kitchen, and why he was so determined to get back upstairs through the basement door.

If building a squirrel house sounds too complicated or not worth the energy, you can still support your furry neighbors. Keep cats indoors and don’t encourage dogs to chase them in the yard ...