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To: AllansAlias who wrote (44574)7/5/2002 11:55:06 AM
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Allan,

I've got a cat that does the same thing from time to time. I wish I could tell you how to successfully save the little feller........ I've found that often the shock of the attack by the cat is enough to be fatal to the bird even if the cat did no real physical damage....... I've also found that the shock of over handling by a well meaning human can push it over the edge too....... if you can find the little feller's nest & return it there without too much commotion, it has a chance.

For slightly older birds, it's best to get the cat inside & leave the bird alone (perhaps get it out of direct sunlight, etc)....... it will slowly recover from the shock (or not) on its' own & leave.

I could be wrong, but it seems that too much intervention by even well meaning humans can do more harm than good.

Good luck,

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