The road conditions weren’t great; it had been raining so the trek was slippery.
That’s when the produce truck began sliding and rear-ended another truck with a ski boat in tow.
Fruit went flying all over the road.
Photo:Leslie Green
Thankfully, passerby Leslie Greene knew the perfect use for the demolished fruits.
When she saw the accident, she pulled over to help.
The first animals to dine on the watermelon were the beavers.
I chucked it over the enclosure, and they started coming out, Greene states.
Eventually, all of the creatures were enjoying the refreshing treat.
They all just went to town on it, says Greene.
They absolutely love it.
With it being so hot and humid, it’s the perfect snack.
Thank you kind souls!!
Much to Greenes surprise, the generosity didnt end that July afternoon.
Yaks reached out to Greene afterward with a promise to donate all of their unusable fruit to the rescue.
So it turned out to be a big win for us and the wildlife, Greene summarizes.
Scroll down to see the adorable residents of River Bandit Rescue enjoying their refreshing treats.
All of Greenes wildlife friends quickly chowed down on the refreshing snack.
The beavers were the first to enjoy the watermelon.
