If this means that an adult goose will have to be caught and taken to
the vet school, seems like that's a job for more than one person! I
can't get over east of Ithaca today but maybe a few people have time to
volunteer & John could give more specific directions? Or John, if you
think you hav
John
You could try contacting Janet Swanson wildlife clinic at Cornell veterinary
College 253-3060.
See website for how to handle injured animal/ bird. (I am sure you know most of
this),
Clinic hours, map, etc.
www.vet.cornell.edu
Off hours, one takes animal to vet school small animal clinic to
Hi Folks,
There is a Canada Goose with a broken wing on a pond along Slaterville Rd. I
think this is one of the adults that fledged 4 young on the pond, but the
others have left. I have lost my reference for not-a-hawk wildlife
rehabilitator. Any help appreciated. Send to confergoldw...@aol.c
