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Friday, April 4, 2008

Thursday Night, April 3rd, 2008 Rescue call for a Baby "Great Horned " Owlet

At 9:58pm, 04/03/08
It is that time of year again. Baby birds are falling out of the sky early this year.
We received a call from Heather from Emergency Veterinary Services of Vancouver Washington. A Good Samaritan found a baby owl on the side of the road. I picked up this apparent 6 week old with no visible wounds, it was found on the side of the road. I called Dr. Janet Ackermann of American Wildlife Foundation before & after my pick up of this owl at 9:59 pm at the facility of EVS. I was told that this bird might have a fractured leg. After I examined this owl, it appeared to be physically fine and just a bit emaciated.

Upon arrival to my home, I fed the bird, four times five grams of fresh chicken liver, and two grams of chicken hearts from the local store.
A Hungry 6 week old Great Horned Owlet.
I left messages with the doctor informing her that I can deliver it at 5 am to her facility.




This baby owlet will need to be fed, on time, every two hours before to will be delivered to the American Wildlife Foundation. Located in Molalla Oregon.

Thursday Night, April 3rd, 2008 Rescue call for a Baby "Great Horned " Owlet

At 9:58pm, 04/03/08
It is that time of year again. Baby birds are falling out of the sky early this year.
We received a call from Heather from Emergency Veterinary Services of Vancouver Washington. A Good Samaritan found a baby owl on the side of the road. I picked up this apparent 6 week old with no visible wounds, it was found on the side of the road. I called Dr. Janet Ackermann of American Wildlife Foundation before & after my pick up of this owl at 9:59 pm at the facility of EVS. I was told that this bird might have a fractured leg. After I examined this owl, it appeared to be physically fine and just a bit emaciated.

Upon arrival to my home, I fed the bird, four times five grams of fresh chicken liver, and two grams of chicken hearts from the local store.
A Hungry 6 week old Great Horned Owlet.
I left messages with the doctor informing her that I can deliver it at 5 am to her facility.




This baby owlet will need to be fed, on time, every two hours before to will be delivered to the American Wildlife Foundation. Located in Molalla Oregon.

Sunday, March 30, 2008

Saturday March 29th, 2008 Just after Picking up a Coopers Hawk We received a call in an injured Bald Eagle.











Christopher Driggins, on the phone with Dr. Janet Ackermann of American Wildlife Foundation. Located in Molalla Oregon.





Cindy Ham




Terry and Cindy Ham















Terry and Cindy Ham







Saturday March 29th, 2008.
Just after Picking up the Hawk We received another call on an injured Bald Eagle from Another good Sameritian located in La Center Washington.This couple found this Bald Eagle injured near there house. This Eagle also appeared to be hit by a car. This apprent male had muilitable abrasions on his legs and a obvious major Compound fracture on his right wing. He was immediatly was transfered to Dr Ackermann of American Wildlife Foundation.









Saturday March 29th, 2008 Just after Picking up a Coopers Hawk We received a call in an injured Bald Eagle.











Christopher Driggins, on the phone with Dr. Janet Ackermann of American Wildlife Foundation. Located in Molalla Oregon.





Cindy Ham




Terry and Cindy Ham















Terry and Cindy Ham







Saturday March 29th, 2008.
Just after Picking up the Hawk We received another call on an injured Bald Eagle from Another good Sameritian located in La Center Washington.This couple found this Bald Eagle injured near there house. This Eagle also appeared to be hit by a car. This apprent male had muilitable abrasions on his legs and a obvious major Compound fracture on his right wing. He was immediatly was transfered to Dr Ackermann of American Wildlife Foundation.









Saturday March 29th, 2008 Yacolt Quaker Seed Donation Delayed By Calls from 911


A Good Samaritan who wishes’s to remain unnamed, was driving home from her job as a veterinarian assistant, saw the hawk and called 911.





After a few scratches, the apparent female hawk with an apparent compound fracture was secure for transport to Dr. Janet Ackermann of the American Wildlife Foundation.






A Good Samaritan who wishes’s to remain unnamed, was driving home from her job as a veterinarian assistant, saw the hawk and called 911.

Saturday March 29th, 2008 Yacolt Quaker Seed Donation Delayed By Calls from 911


A Good Samaritan who wishes’s to remain unnamed, was driving home from her job as a veterinarian assistant, saw the hawk and called 911.





After a few scratches, the apparent female hawk with an apparent compound fracture was secure for transport to Dr. Janet Ackermann of the American Wildlife Foundation.






A Good Samaritan who wishes’s to remain unnamed, was driving home from her job as a veterinarian assistant, saw the hawk and called 911.

Saturday March 29th, 2008 Seed Donation preparation.

On Saturday, North West Bird Rescue Officers Tracy Nichols & Chris Dahlenburg , help Volunteers Pete Rosengreen and Joe, Load up Over 800lbs of seed to be donated to the Quakers in Yacolt.


Tracy Nichols
Pete Rosengreen
Joe & Chris



Joe Turk






Chris Dahlenburg

On Saturday, North West Bird Rescue Officers Tracy Nichols & Chris Dahlenburg , help Volunteers Pete Rosengreen and Joe, Load up Over 800lbs of seed to be donated to the Quakers in Yacolt.