We alerted our responders. Sammarye, in Sunnyvale, was quick to reply. She met Rebecca on scene.
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They placed a few handfuls of grain to preoccupy the goose. With Samm at the wheel and Rebecca crouched inside the back of the van with both doors open, they made a couple of passes. With each pass, the goose seemed to get a little more comfortable with the vehicle.
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The bird was transported to the Wildlife Center of Silicon Valley for treatment.
UPDATE: According to WCSV, the goose was dehydrated and notably lethargic. Her slight wing droop leads them to suspect lead poisoning. They expect lab results early next week.
Stay tuned.
3 comments:
Clever, superb job, ladies!
Hahaha...I've done that at a golf course from a golf cart too=)
Great job!!
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