Unwilling to Stand By: The First Rescue of an Enthusiastic Animal Lover

2023-06-18 06:10:13

[Animal News]When you see animals in need, it is not difficult to take a step to save them, as long as you have empathy and compassion. Miss Mi saw a white pigeon suffering from pigeon pox on the side of the road in Central earlier, and was almost run over by two cars. When the third car approached, Miss Mi couldn’t stand by and immediately hugged the pigeon. Get up and ask for help online. Although she has no experience in raising birds and there are cats at home, it was not an excuse to ignore it. She resolutely took the pigeons home and followed the advice of the volunteers to feed and spray the pigeons, planning to take care of the pigeons. Released after recovery.

Ms. Mi found a sick pigeon on the road in Central on June 11. “Many passers-by looked at him at the time, and two taxis approached and avoided him without running over it. When the first When three taxis approached, I grabbed him with one hand.” She asked this newspaper for help at the time, saying that she had a cat at home and couldn’t bring the pigeons home, so she hoped that there would be volunteers to take care of the pigeons. However, some volunteers replied that there was no place to receive the pigeon, so she decided to take the pigeon home and planned to put the pigeon in an airplane cage to avoid contact with her two cats at home.

“At that time, I was catching pigeons with one hand and holding the phone in the other. I wanted to find a cardboard box as soon as possible, and tried to ask passers-by for help, but everyone avoided me. There was a kid who wanted to help, but his mother hated pigeons and thought it was dirty. I told him to go away. Then I went to Shiban Street and found a cardboard box, and took a taxi home with the white pigeon.” A volunteer contacted her and said that she could go to her house to teach her how to breastfeed and treat the pigeons, which made Ms. Mi feel that she was saving the pigeons. Someone is willing to lend a helping hand.

She said: “It turned out that the pigeon was a pigeon BB who had not shed its yellow hair, and was still drinking milk. It was suffering from pigeon pox and pigeon flies. At that time, it may be because the vision was blocked by the pigeon pox, so it was afraid to fly.”

Ms. Mi originally put the pigeons in the toilet, but later felt that it was too humid, so she could only put them in the airplane cage temporarily. If she let the pigeons out for a walk, she would first trap the two cats in the room.

Although it was only a short-term relationship, Ms. Mi treats the pigeons like family members, and feeds them milk and medicine as soon as possible. It is estimated that if the recovery progresses well, it will take a month for the pox to fade away. At that time, the pigeons can be tested for flight and released in the wild. back.

Anyone can be a volunteer as long as they are willing to go one step further, so that more animals will be properly helped.