Help us bulid a flight cage for our eagles!
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What was once an unusual visitor at Wildside Rehab and Education Center has now become more common. We have recently admitted 3 Bald Eagles into rehab for a variety of reasons.
Justice, a banded 26 year old female, was found severely injured in Sanilac county around the 4th of July. She is recovering well after 2 surgeries.
Freedom, the 2nd eagle, an 8 year old female, also banded, came from Eaton Rapids and was admitted after being hit by a car and continues to struggle with a spinal cord injury causing her to not be able to stand or walk well.
The third eagle admitted a few days ago was rescued by Eaton County Animal Control and has an infection in her mouth, but luckily, no other injuries and no lead poisoning.
We have received great generosity from the community and surrounding areas for help with feeding the eagles, who eat a lot of fish.
We are in need financial support to build a large, 100 foot flight cage so that the eagles can remain here for the rest of the rehabilitation time. Otherwise, we need to transfer them to a different location.
WILDSIDE is a 501c3 and staffed entirely by volunteers. We receive no state or federal funding. You can donate from this site, on Facebook or by sending a check to WILDSIDE, 8601 Houston Rd, Eaton Rapids, MI 48827, or on paypal at Wildside Rehab Center
Check out the link below to see the WILX news story!
https://www.wilx.com/content/news/Rehab-center-helps-bald-eagles-recover-558843221.html
What was once an unusual visitor at Wildside Rehab and Education Center has now become more common. We have recently admitted 3 Bald Eagles into rehab for a variety of reasons.
Justice, a banded 26 year old female, was found severely injured in Sanilac county around the 4th of July. She is recovering well after 2 surgeries.
Freedom, the 2nd eagle, an 8 year old female, also banded, came from Eaton Rapids and was admitted after being hit by a car and continues to struggle with a spinal cord injury causing her to not be able to stand or walk well.
The third eagle admitted a few days ago was rescued by Eaton County Animal Control and has an infection in her mouth, but luckily, no other injuries and no lead poisoning.
We have received great generosity from the community and surrounding areas for help with feeding the eagles, who eat a lot of fish.
We are in need financial support to build a large, 100 foot flight cage so that the eagles can remain here for the rest of the rehabilitation time. Otherwise, we need to transfer them to a different location.
WILDSIDE is a 501c3 and staffed entirely by volunteers. We receive no state or federal funding. You can donate from this site, on Facebook or by sending a check to WILDSIDE, 8601 Houston Rd, Eaton Rapids, MI 48827, or on paypal at Wildside Rehab Center
Check out the link below to see the WILX news story!
https://www.wilx.com/content/news/Rehab-center-helps-bald-eagles-recover-558843221.html
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Elizabeth Armstrong
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East Lansing, MI
WILDSIDE Rehabilitation & Education Center
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