One of the many animals WCA has been able to help this year. This Red Tail Hawk came in lethargic, thin, unable to stand, cold and wet. It seemed to be down on its luck and also had some minor wounds to his talons. After staff administered metacam, fluids, gavauge feeding and heat, it perked up the next day. After a couple of days, it began eating on its own and was flight tested in an outdoor aviary for a couple of days to help it acclimate to the outdoor climate and strengthen its muscles. After that, it was deemed ready for release!
