Skunk Whisperer frees animal from jar

A skunk in Oklahoma found itself in a very sticky situation.

Teresa Vick, a delivery driver for the Tulsa World newspaper, found the animal wandering the streets with its head stuck in a peanut butter jar.

Vick found Ned Bruha, who is known as the Skunk Whisperer.



While waiting for Bruha, Vick kept an eye on the skunk. She said that he bumped into her but was sweet and never sprayed his defensive aroma.

Bruha said that peanut butter is irresistible to a skunk, who just wants food, water and shelter.

He sedated the animal with chloroform, then removed the plastic jar. The skunk then scampered away.