All-Ukrainian Service for Wild, Exotic and Domestic Animals Rescue \u201cFeldman Ecopark Good Home\u201d often rescues birds in trouble. These birds are usually the victims of predators, poachers or human activity. The injured adult birds, the nestlings, which lost their parents, the exotic feathered creatures thrown out by negligent owners \u2013 the workers of Feldman Ecopark Good Home are always ready to help everyone without exception. They accept for treatment and rehabilitation foundlings and often respond, when it is necessary to save a victim.<\/p>\n
\u201cI\u2019ve recently went to Nova Bavaria district in order to save a gull without a wing. A local resident found it, took care of it and gave shelter. Later, he decided to give it to our \u2018good hands.\u2019 Now, Petro (the name given to the gull by its rescuer) will live near Harkusha \u2013 a one-wing crow that was brought to us earlier. These birds with special needs cannot return to their natural environment, as well as the tamed birds abandoned by people. We find place for them in Feldman Ecopark. When the case is not so serious, the birds recover and become stronger for later to be released to freedom,\u201d the head of the All-Ukrainian Service for Wild, Exotic and Domestic Animals Rescue \u201cFeldman Ecopark Good Home\u201d Iryna Podvoiska told. \u201cBut unfortunately, we often have to deal with the cases when human interference is not necessary. In spring and summer, people take a lot of little crows, jackdaws, magpies, owls and other \u2018poor nestlings, which fell out of the nest.\u2019 There is no need to \u2018rescue\u2019 them, as they are fledglings and they learn to fly this way under the supervision of their parents.\u201d<\/p>\n
According to Iryna Podvoiska the similar care may only make harm, as these birds will grow up tame and will not be able to live independently.<\/p>\n
\u201cIf you find a nestling on the ground, don\u2019t touch it. Don\u2019t take them in hands, don\u2019t take them home, and don\u2019t try to feed them by yourself. First, it is not so easy to rear and grow up a wild bird. And second, they will have to live in captivity forever. It is necessary to save nestlings only in case of a real threat to their life, like obvious injuries, dangerous proximity of cats or other hunters. Otherwise, you should just watch them at long distance in order not to bother the birds for sure. Most likely, you\u2019ll see a perfect family idyl \u2013 a kid surrounded by its caring parents,\u201d the animal protection worker shares her experience. \u201cFor example, a couple of weeks ago, we responded to a call of compassionate citizens to save a little owlet. When we arrived, it appeared that its parents are alive and watch from their tree shelter the bustle of people around their kid.\u201d<\/p>\n
Unfortunately, due to the lack of knowledge, people make mistakes trying to make a good deed. Good Home is ready to help them to avoid these mistakes. For this purpose, it will share own knowledge and experience on a regular basis with all those who want to take care, to protect and above all to \u2018become responsible, forever, for what you have tamed.\u2019<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"