I raise furry animals and fly them to my motherland.

Chapter 75 The Snow Weasel is dying of heat

Yes, traffic and income should go to people like Xiao Xu! Support Xiao Xu to make a lot of money! Everyone, go follow Xiao Xu's account! His live broadcasts and videos of rescuing small animals are worth watching!

The behavior of Zou Ying and his fans has now caused public outrage online.

The head of Zou Ying's studio was furious: "I told you a long time ago to control your fans and not be so impulsive in your words and actions, but you didn't listen. You even thought you were so awesome because so many people were fighting for you, and you kept on inciting them."

Zou Ying particularly enjoyed the feeling of judging others from a high position with his fans and being hailed as the embodiment of justice. More importantly, he could make money from the traffic. However, he unexpectedly fell flat on his face this time.

"What should I do? The rent for this large flat I'm renting is 20,000 yuan a month! Plus the property management fees, and all the other miscellaneous expenses add up to several thousand yuan."

Now that his financial resources were cut off, he still had to scrape together enough money to pay the fine, otherwise he would be placed under administrative detention. Zou was desperate and said to the person in charge, "Brother, why don't you lend me some money first? I'll pay you back as soon as I write a new song and sell the copyright! I can still be an underground singer!"

The person in charge's tone had become somewhat impatient at this point: "I've already submitted my resignation to the studio's HR department, but they're also planning to leave. All I can say is, I wish you good luck."

"Beep, beep," the phone was hung up.

"Depend on!"

Zou Ying threw his phone in anger, then immediately picked it up with heartache.

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This incident caused Xu Ying's account followers to increase by tens of thousands, and today it has exceeded one million.

Xu Ying didn't know at this time that so many things had happened before the end of Monday day. She had no time to go online and was anxiously looking for a refrigerator to borrow.

"Dong dong dong."

Xu Ying knocked on the door of Ling Yu's RV: "Sorry to interrupt your lunch break, do you have a portable refrigerator in your car?"

"A portable refrigerator? Yes!"

Ling Yu nodded: "Is there anything that needs to be frozen? Give it to me, I'll put it in the refrigerator for you."

"No, I have to put it in the car to hold the small animals."

Xu Ying tugged at the door of the RV, looking anxious. "I need to go and save the snow ferrets. They're not used to the desert heat and are almost dying of it."

Just five minutes ago, Xu Ying received a task from the system: [Ding Dong! The host has a new rescue mission to accept!]

[The snow ferret is about to die of heat. Please quickly go to the destination to cool it down! ]

Although she was puzzled as to why the snow weasels that were only found on the snowy mountains would appear in the desert, the system never made mistakes, so she hurriedly prepared her equipment to go out.

However, the desert rescue station did not have the equipment to rescue the small animals in the snowy mountains, so Xu Ying could only borrow refrigerators from everywhere.

Upon hearing this, Ling Yu quickly emptied out the small portable refrigerator he used to chill water and juice, and took out the solar mobile power supply that powered the refrigerator, and put both things onto Xu Ying's four-wheeled dune buggy.

Ling Yu stuffed another box of Huoxiang Zhengqi Water into her hand and said, "Then hurry up. The temperature in the desert is already very high. Be careful not to get heatstroke!"

The RV was large and heavy, and it drove very slowly in the desert. The tires also easily caved in, and the high temperature at noon could easily cause the engine to overheat. Otherwise, he would have just driven Xu Ying there.

"Okay, thank you! I'm leaving now!"

Xu Ying waved his hand, hurriedly got on the dune scooter with his things, and started to race madly along the route provided by the system, hoping that these little guys coming up from the snowy mountains could hold on.

Xizhou Province is at a high altitude, with both deserts and snow-capped mountains. Within the vast desert redemption area lies a transverse mountain range, the Xishan Mountains, which is covered with snow year-round, creating a unique "two deserts sandwiched between a mountain" scene. These little guys are likely from the Xishan Mountains.

Under the scorching sun, the sand motorcycle sped between the hot brakes, and the raised dust left a long tail behind Xu Ying.

As the destination approached, Xu Ying's heartbeat quickened.

The scorching sun burned the boundless desert, and the heat wave distorted the distant view.

Xu Ying wiped the sweat off his face. The system prompted: [You have arrived at your destination. The rescue target is on your left.]

She jumped out of the car with her toolbox and ran to the left, where she saw a heart-wrenching sight: On the shady side of a sand dune, seven snow-white snow ferrets huddled together like seven melting ice cream cones.

Their beautiful fur was covered in sand, their pink noses were cracked and white, and the rise and fall of their chests was so faint that it was almost invisible.

They are snow-white all over, but the tip of their tail is black, as if their tail is stained with ink.

"Oh my goodness, so many snow-sweeping ferrets."

Xu Ying exclaimed softly, approaching the little guys with a parasol, "Don't be afraid, don't be afraid, I'm here to save you."

While soothing them softly, she checked the physical condition of the snow ferrets. These little guys' bodies were terribly hot. Because they couldn't cool down by sweating like humans, they could only rely on breathing to dissipate heat.

But now, they don't even have the strength to breathe deeply, and are waiting for death in despair.

Xu Ying turned on the portable fan, wiped the snow ferrets' bodies with wet wipes, covered them with a large wet towel, and fed them water with a syringe.

After doing all this, she tested the temperature of the car refrigerator with her hand. The refrigerator had been pre-cooled to about 15℃, which was the right temperature for snow ferrets to survive.

She gently picked up a snow ferret and put it head first into the car refrigerator. When she put the seven little guys in the refrigerator, the two layers of the refrigerator were already full. They were lying in the refrigerator, and their long, snow-white bodies looked like small pudding popsicles.

Several snow weasels opened their eyes slightly, and Xu Ying's figure was imprinted in their dark pupils, as if they were trying hard to determine whether she was a good person or a bad person.

Xu Ying fed them water with a syringe and said, "Don't be afraid. I will send you back to the snow mountain."

As soon as they heard the words "return to the snow mountain", the "little puddings" in the refrigerator lost their previous restlessness.

The snow ferret weakly licked the water droplets on the tip of the syringe with its pink tongue.

Their bodies are thirty centimeters long, and part of them is sticking out when they are placed in the refrigerator. It is impossible to close the refrigerator door for fear that the little guys will lack oxygen.

But this consumes a lot of electricity.

In such an environment, Xu Ying had no idea when the power in the mobile power bank would run out, so she could only hurry to the rescue station headquarters.

These little guys are in critical condition and need to be taken to headquarters for examination.

After driving for nearly an hour and a half according to the system navigation, Xu Ying finally saw a three-story white house with seven big words "Desert Rescue Station Headquarters" written on the door.

She reached out and touched the refrigerator, which was no longer cooling at all, but the snow ferret's body temperature had also dropped.

Xu Ying's pounding heart finally calmed down. After parking the car and unplugging the refrigerator, she picked it up and ran to the rescue station headquarters.

(End of this chapter)