skunks

Skunks running amok in East Boston

Fabulously Out There reports she was sprayed by one of the gazillion skunks that have made Jeffries Point their home - as she was walking home, minding her own business one night on Webster Street:

Oh. My. Fucking. God. The smell was just awful. I raced home and managed to get rid of the smell by using a layer of multiple body scrubs and shower gels. No one will ever call me a product whore again and laugh. Then, naturally, I figured out that Fabulous Dog also had a patch of skunk on his back and Lani also had one, on her head…so then we had to do the same body scrub/shower gel treatment on both dogs.

And now she's on a mission to, among other things, get the city to do something and get people to stop putting out food for stray cats:

YOU ARE FEEDING THE SKUNKS. I can't even tell you how often I have seen skunks eat the cat kibble while the cats stay in safe distance. Stop it.

Epic battle in Wellesley cemetery: Fox vs. skunk

Skunk wins, as shown in a series of photos.

Via Swellesley Report.

In a town without pity, a squirrel without fear

Wicked Local Brookline proves Brookline is turning feral: The killer turkeys remain on the loose and now even the squirrels are turning into two-bit punks.

Skunked

David Prior reports what happens when one of your dogs gets loose and decides to go after a skunk, which does what skunks do, after which the dog runs right into the house. You know it's pretty bad when National Grid shows up because the downstairs neighbor called to report what he thought was a gas leak.

Lovers, fuggers and skunks

Suzie learns muggers are not the only things to worry about when leaving a friend's Brighton apartment at 2:30 in the morning. There are also skunks.