Watermelon crushed in accidents! It’s donated to wildlife rescue and hydrate animals!

The Louisiana Watermelon Festival in Farmerville, Louisiana, was in full swing in late July. The truck carrying over 100 watermelons and cantaloupes near the festival site was met with an accident. The fruits were left scattered on the road. Melons were crushed in the accidents, and there were no injuries.

The fruits got delivered!

Yak delivered the fruits to Greene's 4-acre property, the home of River Bandit Rescue, which houses 42 animals, including beavers, raccoons, skunks, opossums, goats, and more. Greene 46 shared the adorable feast on her TikTok as they love it and humid with the perfect snack.

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The beavers first tasted the fruit as it chucked over the enclosure and loved the watermelon. The rescue in the country says the owner bumps along a wildlife refuge; Greene releases the reuse’s fully-headed, non-predatory animals.

Greene and her husband, a southwest pilot, have over 100 acres of family-owned land in Homer. The couple releases rehabbed predatory animals from their rescue. Greene loves the animals and also loves helping them. She is a marketer for nursing homes and a job that plays for her rescue and rehabilitation work.

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On social media, Greene shared her melon truck encounter. Many followers went to Yak's Facebook page to praise the company for donating the crushed watermelons instead of trashing them. Yak reached out to Greene and offered her animals any produce they could no longer dell or use. Greene mentioned that it was a big win for the wildlife and that she also appreciated Yak and all animal lovers.