A rare golden eagle found in distress on Prince Edward Island, Canada, received help from wildlife rescuers and thrived at a rehabilitation center before being released back into the wild.
Golden eagles are rare in the Maritimes and typically live in the Arctic. So when a group in P.E.I. found one in distress on the side of the road, they knew it needed help
Candy Gallant, a wildlife rescuer from the island, picked up the bird after locals found him. The bird was then transported to Seaforth, N.S. to the Hope for Wildlife centre.“It looked like a comedian, almost looked like a drunk bird, and was famished. I brought him home and he ate six pounds of meat the first night.”
Hope for Wildlife’s founder, Hope Swinimer, says they weren’t able to find a definitive reason why the eagle was unwell.TikTok ban upheld by U.S. Supreme Court. Here’s what could happen next She said the eagle “just thrived” and after a month of rehab at its Nova Scotia facility, it was time for him to return to the wild.Gallant made a point of travelling back to Nova Scotia to see him off.Freeland will run to be Liberal leader: ‘Running to fight for Canada’3 in 10 Canadians open to becoming American: poll
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