Bird TLC had a bandage and wrap class taught by Cindy Palmatier yesterday. It was a full house of both new and old volunteers. A lot of fun was had along with a lot of learning. In the picture at left, a pheasant was used as our live patient. It was extremely tolerant of our practicing on it.Thanks go out to Chris Maack for the picture.
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LOL...when your post first came up, I thought it said "Bondage" and I got all interested...
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I never get to see much of the rehab aspect of our facility, since I am always running around getting the program birds together. The only side of rehab I see regularly is the pick up, which I still do because it's fun. Then I hand the bird over to one of our rehabbers, and I may or may not see that bird again.
Susan - So now I know what to post on to gather more interest. LOL
I do more of the maintenance around TLC, but I do a lot of other things as needed. I'm chairing an auction in February, I have another mew to build but at TLC, I do pick up also, I help in the clinic, I do a little of everything and now I'll be doing programs soon also.
So, are you learning how to bandage birds too? What a fantastic place you have there with opportunities to do so much. It's a shame that the closest animal rescue clinic is so far from our place. As much as I want to participate, I won't commit to the 40 miles (one way) for the adventure.
Robin - I'm into a lot of everything. But, I need to back off some and watch the overload factor. Support your local rehab the best way you can, even if it's just donating supplies or money.
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