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Strangers Free Owl From Barbed Wire in Spearfish

A passing driver had gloves and wirecutters, and the vet says the owl will fly again.

WILDLIFE: Strangers Free Owl From Barbed Wire in Spearfish. A passing driver had gloves and wirecutters, and the vet says the owl will fly again.
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Sharon Jacobs asked her husband to back up so she could take a closer look at a "dead hawk" on a fence in Spearfish, South Dakota. It was a living great horned owl, tangled in barbed wire.

She stayed close and calmly reassured it, the way she would her rescued horse back home, while help turned up. A passing driver had gloves. Then, as luck would have it, wirecutters too.

The vet's verdict after pulling out two steel barbs? It'll fly again.

Full story: Good News Network

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