Contraband Capybaras
Five capybaras were caught smuggling cocaine, marijuana, and firearms in Costa Rico. The two adults and three underage “carpinchos” are not citizens of Costa Rico, because everyone knows capybaras do […]
Category Archives: Rescue Capybaras
Capybaras for Home and Garden – part two – Terminally Chill or Not?
The internet insists that capybaras are “terminally chill.” We’ve seen videos of capybaras riding alligators, capybaras being “eaten” by big birds, and capybaras raising puppies. Mothers with small children in […]
Pandabara Leaves the Room
We recently received a request from a well-meaning fan who had seen a capybara they felt needed to be rescued. It was a sad case, but we can’t rescue an […]
Where to Find Capybara Videos
I’m always looking for capybara content, and so are you, if you are here. This is a fairly random collection of digital capybara ephemera but none of it is mine. […]
Pandabara Update – 3
Stacy’s Funny Farm (with The Pipsqueakery) rescued an elderly capybara in very early 2022. Pandabara was being phased out of a petting zoo and so was offered for sale at […]
Capybara Rescue – Garibaldi ROUS
Ten years ago, I traveled to Texas to visit a rescue capybara named Garibaldi. Unlike my earlier visits, this was an unhappy visit to the veterinarian. We knew his early […]
Pandabara and Company
It was nearly two years ago when we rescued Pandabara the capybara. We shipped her from Alabama to Texas at New Years, 2022. I have posted a couple updates, but […]
Capybara Rescue Update – 2
Our capybara rescue in January was a success in all ways! The rescue, that is. How is she doing now?
Capybara Rescue Update
How is our PandaBara doing? She is doing great! Or he is doing great, we still don’t know for sure, but then, unless you are a capybara in search of […]
Daily Drama 106 – The Great Capybara Rescue
[Reposted from Stacy’s Funny Farm] Stacy’s Funny Farm and The Pipsqueakery are non-profit animal rescue organizations that work with rodents. While we are miles apart in distance, our goals overlap […]
Dobby the Capybara 