My abandonned owl. Her happy story.

[swissmaninthailand]

I found her abandonned she was not able to fly, could be attacked by dogs.. Brought her back home and fed her 5x a day with raw chicken and liver. She ate and pooed a lot. Then she start to jump from furniture, and start to fly inside our room. 2 weeks later we let terrasse door open and one day she flew away.

Bye bye Thai owl. I will never forget you.

[KC 71]

Good on you [emoji106]


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[dick dasterdly]

Lovely to hear from people that have saved animals .

 

Co-incidentally, when I got up this a.m (around 6 a.m.) there was a bird 'calling' - and as it was still dark (and not the normal 'bird song'), I wondered whether it was an owl?

 

The 'song' wasn't the expected 'towhit/towhoo' (apologies for the spelling ) that I'd expect to hear from an owl, rather one longish 'call'.

[robertthebruce]

What a great story to start my day.....

 

very very kind kind of you to help the Owl.....

 

Well Done....

[swissmaninthailand]

He is gone. But I try to help all animals before being killed by dogs. Last one was a turtle, I drovr 50km to release the turtle to a bug pond owned by the monks 20 km South Pattaya.

[williet98248]

Been tempted a few times but no.  My first cat here was a lovely Persian kitten a lady friend asked me to babysit.  I refused to give it back and bought it from her.  That cat was stolen.  Since then I have gotten all my cats (four) as kittens from street litters.  They were all neutered and got their shots.  One killed by a car, two just left and one still here after three years.  She has lasted longer than any GF or wife I ever had.

[Panda13]