Wild bird rescue center ?

[PhuketSarah]

Cat has caught a Myna bird and now it has a hole in the wing- anywhere to take it  her? 

[jak2002003]

Take it to a local vet... treatment will be cheap... you can keep it in a cage until its better and then release it.

 

Otherwise there is a wild animal rescue sanctuary place up in Chiang Mai (no idea where you are located)..  You can do a net search to find it.

 

 

[schlog]

Don't worry to much. Do it like we do it here on hkt.

Fry it with salt, pepper, garlic, little bit chilli and nambla. Tasty.

[KarenBravo]

Have the cat put-down at the vets.....

[Here2008]

Small wild birds do not usually survive for long after a cat experience ........................

[kwak250]

I thought this was another thread about bar girls with samurai swords .

[PhuketSarah]

14 hours ago, KarenBravo said:

Have the cat put-down at the vets.....

 Not my cat, though. Besides,  I doubt a vet will euthanize a cat  for doing what comes naturally. 

 I contacted the Wildlife Friends on Thailand  but no response as of yet.  Ditto the Gibbon place.  She seems to be doing OK,  though. Ate all of a small banana I gave her and has pooped all over the box.  I tried to  grab her so as to squirt some antiseptic  into the wound but seems the stress that  would cause might do more harm than good. 

 

 

[PhuketSarah]

17 hours ago, jak2002003 said:

Take it to a local vet... treatment will be cheap... you can keep it in a cage until its better and then release it.

 

Otherwise there is a wild animal rescue sanctuary place up in Chiang Mai (no idea where you are located)..  You can do a net search to find it.

 

 

Thanks  for this but I'm in Phuket.  She seems better.  Cheers 

[pagallim]

We use PAWS (Phuket Animal Welfare Society) in Chalong for all of our animals medical needs.   More info here:   http://pawsphuket.com/

[PhuketSarah]

2 hours ago, pagallim said:

We use PAWS (Phuket Animal Welfare Society) in Chalong for all of our animals medical needs.   More info here:   http://pawsphuket.com/

Thank you  for  responding , but that is over 2 hours away, from where I am at  maybe even 3.  ( Last time I ventured near Chalong, it was nightmare traffic)   I might drive that far to  give her to a specialty  wildlife facility,  but not just a visit  to a vet.

[phuketjock]

8 hours ago, PhuketSarah said:

Thank you  for  responding , but that is over 2 hours away, from where I am at  maybe even 3.  ( Last time I ventured near Chalong, it was nightmare traffic)   I might drive that far to  give her to a specialty  wildlife facility,  but not just a visit  to a vet.

Why don't you take it down to Phuket immigration office you seem to be on 

friendly terms with them I am sure they will help you out, really nice bunch of people there.