belinda 8888
Checking out the neighborhood
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Hello,
We have just rescued a baby magpie from our dogs mouth obviously destined for dinner.
We live over 400kms from a wildlife rescue so we usually get our neighbour to humanley euthinase any injured wildlife we find on our property. Although my 6 year old daughter really wants to help the bird.
The bird is fledging age, healthy looking but looks like its got a broken leg. I can see a bend in one of the legs just below the knee and the toes are just limp.
Is there anything in the way of a bandage or splint or something i could do up to give the leg a chance to heal.
I dont know if this is the right place to ask but any advice would be much appreciated.
Thanks
We have just rescued a baby magpie from our dogs mouth obviously destined for dinner.
We live over 400kms from a wildlife rescue so we usually get our neighbour to humanley euthinase any injured wildlife we find on our property. Although my 6 year old daughter really wants to help the bird.
The bird is fledging age, healthy looking but looks like its got a broken leg. I can see a bend in one of the legs just below the knee and the toes are just limp.
Is there anything in the way of a bandage or splint or something i could do up to give the leg a chance to heal.
I dont know if this is the right place to ask but any advice would be much appreciated.
Thanks
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