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ThumYorky t1_iwsbsb0 wrote

I used to work for the conservation department, and unfortunately you don’t really have options. If it were a bird of prey you could take it to the bird sanctuary in St. Louis. I mean, you could take it to a vet, but I’m not sure if they would fix it up and that could be pricey.

The sad thing is this happens all the time in the natural world, we just don’t see it and thus it is sheltered from our value system. If you cant find options, the best thing is to put it down. A painless death is better than what most animals succumb to anyways.

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domoslurpies OP t1_iwsdl7n wrote

Yeah, I figured we might just have to put him down. We tried to get a vet involved but she doesn't work on wild animals. I'll wait a little longer and see if we can find any help for it. It's sad because he seems so healthy otherwise.

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