Hawk rescued after being found with wing feathers and tail cut off
Briefly

Authorities are investigating a case of animal abuse involving a red-tailed hawk named Edward, discovered in Paxton with its feathers maliciously sheared off. Wildlife rehabilitator Jess Zorge from Raptor Rales Rescue stated that the hawk will require two or more years for its feathers to regrow sufficiently for flight. The incident has been reported to state and federal agencies. Edward was brought in by a local resident and is receiving the best care possible. Another hawk was also under care after being rescued from a trap, underscoring the challenges faced by these birds.
Authorities are investigating after a red-tailed hawk, named Edward, was found in Paxton with its feathers maliciously removed, impacting its ability to fly.
Wildlife rehabilitator Jess Zorge reported that healing for the hawk will take over two years, and they are providing it with the best care.
Read at Boston.com
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