2023-07-18 11:07:00
A Canadian man who helped save a moose calf while driving back to his company from a business trip has been fired. Schematic (Shutter Stock)
A Canadian man saw a baby moose on his way back to the company from a business trip. When he stopped to check, the cub desperately climbed into the car. She found a black bear not far away, just as he was helping to rescue After this desperate moose baby, he was fired by the oil company he belonged to, but he has no regrets.
According to the “New York Post” report on the 17th, Mark Skage, who works for the AFD oil company, saw a moose baby that was left alone on his way back to work in British Columbia early last month. wandering on the side of the road. When he parked and got out, the cub scrambled into his pickup truck, and Skaji immediately noticed a black bear wandering nearby.
The moose baby is in danger and the warm man is fired from the company
“There was a black bear prowling about 45 meters away from her,” Skaggie said on Facebook. “She kept trying to climb into my company car, and that’s when I made a decision that I couldn’t just leave her alone. Stay there. So I put her in the passenger seat and drove into town to get help.”
He knew it was illegal because of his Canadian Outdoor Card (Outdoormen) license background, but she told the media: “In the back of my mind, I just can’t do it. People can say whatever they want. Said. As outdoorsmen, we talk about controlling predators… black bears are the number one predator of these cubs. So I just thought, ‘Well, I can’t handle predators, but maybe I can Try to help this little cub.””
“It is illegal to engage in the capture of wild animals on roads or in natural environments. Possession of wild animals and transport of wild animals are illegal,” he told the outlet.
Scarje put the calf in the passenger seat of his pickup truck, then called his supervisor and local conservation officers to tell them about his plight and named the elk Misty. , and found an animal center to take care of her until she was ready to be released back into the wild. ”
The moose baby is in danger and the warm man is fired from the company (the source of the video is Youtube, please forgive me if it is deleted)
Skaggie thought it was over, but his oil company, AFD, resented his wildlife rescue efforts.
He said: “Companies have a different view that I am in serious conflict with their wildlife policy. Anyway, in summary, they have considered all options and letting me go is the best option. So what I learned The lesson is that the AFD can accept fuel flooding throughout the environment without helping wildlife,”
Article Source:Canadian man fired from job after saving baby moose from bear: ‘I couldn’t just leave her’
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