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Join Date: Sep 2006
Location: Iowa
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Join Date: Sep 2006
Location: Iowa
Posts: 1,094
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You're welcome, Lara. Birds have been rehabilitated and released after such injuries and surgeries. It does take a few months, though, I'm sure.
From SOAR's FB page:
"We will have to wait for the surgery and time for healing to know if this Eagle will be able to be released. His wing will be immobilized for 3-4 weeks to heal, then another 2-4 weeks in ICU with limited movement. Then he will be moved to the flight pens for exercise and muscle training. So it will be a long time. We have some wonderful foster Eagle parents and some other Eagle patients he can hang out with while he gains his strength. Please note - We still do not know the outcome for this bird. We have to wait and see how the healing goes along with everyone else! "
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