Eagle Found Lifeless but Still Breathing

Yes, super skinny, our donkey, we are about 6070 miles from Cedar City where we live. I received a phone call. He's mixing his formula for this echo. You want to thank Fran. Yes, these are beaters that I have. I have an

eagle

. we just picked it up it's absolutely critical condition and a very nice lady Fran basically says her little whisks she did it and I'm so grateful because yes these little whisks work great yes much faster than the mixing spoon . the neutrik Alma Pedialyte or the Nutri step to Pedialyte that we are using to make this work here oh that's wonderful it works thank you thank you Frank for that and sorry I'm in a hurry these Eagles are really really bad. get some fluids real quick, anyway this equates to a very very bad state, to be honest I don't know if he lived long enough to get home so we're rushing right now to get some fluids and food into him , let's see if we can save his life, there is nothing worse than this as far as hunger and dehydration, etc., so this is really horrible, hey, sweet thing, come on, Opie mouth, very, very good.

Come on, yes, almost just a little bit, everything just a little bit. I put this in there, girl, hello everyone, with all my heart, it's not very good. Oh, honey, you have to be very careful not to let it get into your lungs, put it in your crop. and that's what we're doing here, trying to get it into the crop. I know, honey, it's okay, just a little liquid. No, this one is very close, we are very close to losing this one, aren't we? You love us, he's given up, okay, baby's nose, lay on the side of the road just sleeping like waiting to go just waiting to die, poor thing, well I'm not going to let you die if I have anything to say about it, I'm just It's not your baby yeah, you're poor, it's okay, just a little liquid and this I can do, here we go my friend, that was a good bite, come on baby, it's okay, can you swallow, can you swallow, baby, Come on baby, because well, there you are, okay? my baby Oh no, poor thing, come on, baby, stay up, stay with me, come, stay with me, come, stay with me, baby, stay with me, baby, it's okay, it's okay, here we go, let's talk about stay with me, I know , here we go, come on, stay.

With me here we go, come on darling, stay with me. I know this is just yes you can bite me it's okay I don't care I hope it digests well that's why we start with the liquids and then Nutri stat and Pedialyte. so we have instant nutrition and instant energy in there and we stick with just a few mice that are soaked in the same formula so that hopefully she gets a he, sorry, just gets a little bit of energy. enough to die Jessie swallowing happily barely but he's swallowing we don't give him much food just a little bit just to get things started just get things started I know there you go and then we'll come back in about an hour and do it again, like this which will be very, very small meals, a lot of food, a lot of rehydration, oh, that one hurt, that was a good bite, okay, baby, come, stay with me, come to this wall down there.

Come on, okay, so let's put him down for a moment, just let him relax quite a bit, so this is one that I'm probably going to have to get up with two, two, three, four times tonight, give him very small meals, give liquids, try to taste. to keep it alive and we're going to put it in a very small chamber because I can barely move at the moment. I'll be here for a while, come on baby, come on, it's okay, poor thing, stay with me. he was hanging his head when you

found

him, yeah, he was like that when I

found

you, so we'll give it about an hour and then we'll come back and check it again, okay?

Do you understand this, yes, I'm sorry. you push that in the chase Oh, Miss Ralphy, did you push that in? Okay, I got him, oh, no, I got you here, come on, there, come on, baby, oh, he's struggling a little, that's a good sign. I would like you to fight a little. kinda, that's my boy, that's my boy, that's my boy, I sure hate it when they're so sick, I really do, it's not that much, yeah, it's in really bad shape, this is just the third feeding, no We said it in this second meeting every time Martin.

I'm not sure he's going to get a little more to your liquids on the second feeding, he didn't give my sister just liquids, that's my boy, put him down, honey, there's my boy, no, he's okay, he might throw up. , lower it to the end. I know, good fight. Fight with me kid, that's good, good boy, go, there's my kid, there's

still

not much life in those eyes, okay, I have no idea where you

still

live, kid, I thought you passed away before I got home, Okay, then get down on the ground. where you supported Martin he was up all night trying to save this

eagle

unfortunately this eagle passed away early the next morning Martin said that sometimes they arrived already dead but still

breathing

.

I have a difficult job because I have to take eagles, falcons, wildlife in general, but Eagles. especially and when they arrive and they are so badly injured that they cannot be repaired and then I have to make the decision to do the humane thing which means putting them down and when I have to put an eagle to sleep it is a very, very bad day and that happens all too often. In fact, most wildlife rehabilitators only survive emotionally for about three or four years and then cannot deal with the stress and disappointment of working with these animals in such a critical situation. and they come out of this well.

I've been rescuing these guys for almost 50 years and one of the ways I can survive emotionally is that I have an eagle who is a friend and I can sit and hang out. with Scout and talking and feeling bad and he helps me understand that I can't save them all and so yeah, he's my friend, he's my hunting buddy and he's one of my wildlife ambassadors that really helps educate. The public about Eagles and he is a wonderful teacher. Something that you did is part of my life, but something that most people don't want to understand is that, like I said before in the video, we have a you know what. we have a good number of animals that do not survive, that are seriously injured and we cannot save them, we simply have to sacrifice them and that is always extremely painful, but we have to save them, this is actually a This is a golden eagle that was run over by a car and survived her injuries and we have to freeze her to send her to the U.S.

Fish and Wildlife Service feather lab, where all the Then parts of the eagle are distributed to Native Americans. You know, I can't keep any of these parts or feathers. All of this has to go back to the federal government and they go to Native American ceremonies. This represents a very bad day. For me, like I said before, Scout helps me get through those really bad days where I have to put a poor animal like this out of his misery, so it's hard, but it's part of the life of someone who rescues injured people. . In wildlife days there is no such thing as a wildlife rescue center that won't kill them because you can't keep them as pets and you can't give them to people, so if they are, if they're not repairable, then the Lo The only thing we can do is take them out of their misery, their suffering.

You bless the ground, you bless email, and you bless me too. Say all the words of the prayer so I can. You don't need glasses. Money. Say all the words. words for the person who could hear them you think it's funny don't you think it's so funny?