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GHO entangled in soccer netting at Harrison High School was cut out of the netting by DOW officer Steve Cooley. 

We’re off to a busy beginning in the New Year!  Magpie came to rehab after suffering what looked like head trauma.  A sharp-shinned hawk came to rehab after hitting a window hard enough to knock himself silly.  A pigeon with what looks like paramyxovirus came to rehab and is currently on syringe feedings.  Pigeon with a broken wing from Douglas County Animal Services is flying, and two other pigeons in rehab are doing well.  Within the next couple of weeks the phone will start ringing with orphaned baby squirrels.  Spring is just around the corner! 

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