Watch now: Young javelina chows down at Tucson Wildlife Center
The furry youngster has been at Tucson Wildlife Center for about two weeks recovering from pneumonia and a low body temperature, but is reportedly on the road to recovery.
According to TWC, javelina enjoy eating potatoes, apples, zucchinis, squash, watermelons, and pumpkins, among other foods. Leftover pumpkins from this Halloween season that are free of mold and chemicals can be donated to TWC for the javelina.
TWC is asking those wanting to donate their pumpkins to call ahead at (520)-290-9453 before bringing them to the center at 13275 E. Speedway Blvd.Â
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